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Developing Your First Silverlight Application Using Visual Studio 2008
By: Jagadish Chaterjee
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    2007-11-07

    Table of Contents:
  • Developing Your First Silverlight Application Using Visual Studio 2008
  • Creating an ASP.NET 3.5 Web Service using Visual Studio 2008 beta: source code
  • Adding a Silverlight Project to the Visual Studio 2008 solution
  • Adding a Silverlight Project to Visual Studio 2008 solution: hosting in IIS
  • Consuming the ASP.NET Web Service from the Silverlight application using the Visual Studio 2008 solution

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    Developing Your First Silverlight Application Using Visual Studio 2008 - Adding a Silverlight Project to Visual Studio 2008 solution: hosting in IIS


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    Once the Silverlight Project is created, it needs to be hosted on the same web server as the web service (previously created). To turn the Silverlight project folder into a virtual directory, go through the following steps:


    • Using Windows Explorer, find the “SilverlightTest” folder of our Visual Studio 2008 project, right click on it and select “Properties” (Fig 09).

    • Go to the “Security” tab and add “ASP.NET Machine Account” user and “Network Service” user (along with full privileges) as shown below (Fig 10).

    • Go to the “Web Sharing” tab, select “Share this folder” and make sure that the options are selected as shown below (Fig 11). Click on OK twice to apply the folder settings.

    • Open the IIS snap-in, open the “SilverlightTest” web site, right click on the same and select “Properties” (Fig 12).

    • Within the web site properties, select the “ASP.NET” tab and change the ASP.NET version to “2.0.50727”

    • Within the same properties window, select “Directory Security” and click on “Edit.”

    • Make sure that “Enable anonymous access” is checked (Fig 13).

    • Click OK twice to apply all the properties.


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