Windows Communication Foundation (WCF), part of the .NET Framework, provides the first unified programming model for rapidly building service-oriented applications. It enables the development of secure, reliable, transacted services that interoperate with current Microsoft investments and non-Microsoft platforms. With the .NET Framework 3.5 release, WCF added support for building REST style services. REST, an architectural… Continue reading WCF, Silverlight – Access WCF REST services with Silverlight
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Silverlight, WPF – ListBox Drag and Drop
During my development I need to implement the drag and drop feature in Silverlight. It’s pretty easy to make this feature work in Windows Form but it’s not simple to enable this feature on control in Silverlight. Therefore the developer team of Silverlight has developed a Silverlight toolkit to help us to alleviate our work.… Continue reading Silverlight, WPF – ListBox Drag and Drop
Silverlight – Routed Event
The routed event was first introduced in WPF. It allows us to handle the event through a tree of elements in WPF application. The routed event can be understood as functional or implementation definition. – Functional definition: A routed event is a type of event that can invoke handlers on multiple listeners in an element… Continue reading Silverlight – Routed Event
My silverlight applications
As you can see, there are two changes at my site in last days. I added a new page called “My Silverlight” and add a new banner of Bluehost. I am learning now Silverlight so I would like to publish my applications too. My applications are not so complicated applications. They are just simple and… Continue reading My silverlight applications
Silverlight – Sending data between Silverlight applications with LocalMessage API
In Silverlight 3, Microsoft allows us to sending data between local Silverlight-based applications through defined channel. To use this feature we’ll apply the classes in namespace System.Windows.Messaging. In next example I would like to illustrate how we can build this local channel.