can anyone tell me how to work with that outside silverlight? My situation is that inside my wcf I have an url to a gif and need to convert that. Maybe I can do something els instead of giving the string to my silverlight application and the go back to the
server in order to convert the image?
If you are interested in displaying GIF images with Silverlight, you should consider using the .NET Image Tools library for Silverlight. This library is free to use and available on Codeplex. It implements different image file formats, including the ability
to load GIF files and even animated GIF files.
meykih
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Re: Displaying Gifs in silverlight
Jun 12, 2009 11:28 AM | LINK
Hey!
can anyone tell me how to work with that outside silverlight? My situation is that inside my wcf I have an url to a gif and need to convert that. Maybe I can do something els instead of giving the string to my silverlight application and the go back to the server in order to convert the image?
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neopocott
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Re: Displaying Gifs in silverlight
Jun 12, 2009 09:29 PM | LINK
Hi,
If you are interested in displaying GIF images with Silverlight, you should consider using the .NET Image Tools library for Silverlight. This library is free to use and available on Codeplex. It implements different image file formats, including the ability to load GIF files and even animated GIF files.
http://www.codeplex.com/imagetools
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DJanjicek
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Re: Displaying Gifs in silverlight
Jun 12, 2009 10:44 PM | LINK
There is no download available for that library
neopocott
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Re: Displaying Gifs in silverlight
Jun 13, 2009 07:04 AM | LINK
There is no downloadable package of this library but you can download its source code and build it for your own purposes.
http://imagetools.codeplex.com/SourceControl/ListDownloadableCommits.aspx#DownloadLatest
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