I have to modify a very legacy Silverlight 4 application in VS2012.
But I cannot found where can I download SL4 SDK.
Does somebody know where could I find it?
Unfortunately it is not an option to upgraded it to SL5.
Br,
Jozsef
It looks like the WayBack Machine has it.
http://web.archive.org/web/20120503175703/http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/confirmation.aspx?id=18149
I have confirmed that the Tools download has the SDK in it.
From the Microsoft search results:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/search.aspx?q=silverlight&first=21
You take the bad URL:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=18149
To the way back machine, it will point you in the right direction.
The accepted answer actually provides a link to Silverlight 4 tools for VS2010 but I needed Silverlight 4 SDK
I found this link https://download.microsoft.com/download/B/9/B/B9BDD218-6974-4816-A309-0FC85A105521/sdk/silverlight_sdk.exe, it's not valid anymore but using Wayback Machine I was able to get that file. Here is the link https://web.archive.org/web/20151018151935/https://download.microsoft.com/download/B/9/B/B9BDD218-6974-4816-A309-0FC85A105521/sdk/silverlight_sdk.exe
Related
I need this version of Silverlight developer runtime:
Silverlight_Developer.exe 4.0.60831
I tried to find it, but i was not successful.
Anybody can help me where I can find this version of Silverlight developer runtime?
Thanks advanced,
l.
Here you go I am not sure about the exact version but this contains the SL 4 Developer runtime
Finally I resolved my problem I found this:
Microsoft® Silverlight™ Release History
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=12121
On our developer machines, we have Silverlight 4 installed. We upgraded to VS 2010 SP1, and now our Silverlight projects won't open; it is prompting us that we need to install the newer version of Silverlight, and takes us to a link to download Silverlight 5.
We are not ready to go to Silverlight 5 yet, and need to be able to open up our Silverlight 4 projects in VS 2010 SP1.
Any suggestions?
This sounds like it may be a duplicate of this question, but since you say you had Silverlight 4 installed before it may not be.
I recently rebuild my development machine and ran into a similar problem, but closer to that other question. Ultimately, I found this blog post, which led me to a installer for Silverlight 4 Developer Runtime.
There was one issue the author mentioned, that I have not run into yet:
I have noticed a large number of people hitting this page. Well,
let me help you guys out a little more. It turns out that EVERY time
Microsoft decides to update the Silverlight runtime. A patch, string
change, someone looked at it wrong, the Developer runtime gets
invalidated.
You will need to reinstall it each time. So make sure you keep it
handy! Thanks Microsoft for such a wonder feature. I love reinstalling
things every week.
EDIT:
I ran into the issue mentioned above and reinstalling the Silverlight 4 Developer Runtime did not fix the issue for me. I ended up installing the Silverlight 5 Developer Runtime (32 bit, 64 bit), which I obtained from this page, and that fixed the issue.
Is there SDK available to download for wpf, as I wanto read that SDK when I don't have internet. Any idea about it, from where can I download SDK for WPF.
WPF is part of Visual studio, you don't need an SDK.
If you want to learn WPF, trying buying a book (an online book as well)
if you want to use it and get help, I think installing MSDN locally will do it.
I think you are talking about the API!? This should be included in the MSDN Library which you can download from here. However, the library is several GB...
I am trying to get started doing some Silverlight development. I am interested in learning about the out-of-browser support. I can create and run Silverlight 3 applications just fine. I have confirmed that I have Silverlight 3 instead of Silverlight 3 Beta. I have been able to confirm this because my API list includes Application.InstallStateChanged instead of Application.ExecutionStateChanged.
However, I do not have the option to enable my application to run offline in Visual Studio. I can see this option in this blog post (http://johnpapa.net/silverlight/updated-silvertwit-code-for-msdn-magazine/). Unfortunately, I do not have the option shown or the Reduce XAP size option. I have downloaded the Visual Studio tools from here (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=9442b0f2-7465-417a-88f3-5e7b5409e9dd&displaylang=en).
What am I doing wrong?
Thank you!
It looks like John Papa is using a new version of visual studio possibly the VS2010 beta.
Try this tutorial instead
http://wildermuth.com/2009/03/18/Enabling_Out-of-Browser_Support_in_Silverlight_3
or
http://blogs.msdn.com/katriend/archive/2009/07/10/silverlight-3-out-of-browser-applications.aspx
Corrupted Install
It looks like a corrupted install. Try uninstalling and then see Allen Chen's advice here:
http://silverlight.net/forums/t/83226.aspx including:
Silverlight3_Tools.exe /x:c:\temp /u to manually extract the SL 3 files and c:\temp\SPInstaller.exe to verify the tools install.
Use Blend
Also, If you have Blend 3 installed (preview here) you can enable Out of the Browser inside of Blend. See Project->Silverlight Project Options.
One thing might be that your Silverlight developer runtime got corrupted/overwritten. Try installing it once and see if it solves...
http://silverlight.net/getstarted/silverlight3/default.aspx
I've been searching through the Microsoft Silverlight site, and I am guessing the answer to my question will be no.
But is there any non official or official version of the Silverlight development SDK for Mac OS?
I want to avoid installing Windows, but I want to develop in Silverlight.
The answer is yes, you surely can. You will need to use eclipse. It isn't as easy, but it sure is possible.
Good luck!
Link Heaven:
Eclipse 4 Silverlight
A video of Shawn Wildermuth showing this at the MIX09 Conference
There is also MonoDevelop which is going to support it soon, but its not quite there.
Assuming the answer you get does turn out to be "No"...
I use a VM (Parallels) to run Windows XP on my Mac Pro. The performance of Visual Studio 2008 is actually fine in this setup.
I'm using Mac OS X to develop with Silverlight 3, using IronRuby and IronPython and TextMate. It is very pleasant to use!
You can grab the Silverlight 3 Beta Runtime for Mac here and use it together with AgDlr. Grab the binaries of AgDlr here.
If you want to see samples of code that do work this way, have a look at AgDlr demos.
hope this helps!