Microsoft provides service at silverlight.live.com to provide hosting service, I am wondering whether there are some products which enables us to host silverlight streaming locally, e.g. hosting in IIS or in some file server?
thanks in advance,
George
Silverlight applications can be hosted on any web server: a Silverlight application is just a file with a .xap extension that the html page references.
Or are you looking at providing mms streaming for media content in your Silverlight app?
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I am developing a WPF application, which will be accessed from shared folder on server (Windows Server). My goal is to implement some mechanism of updating the app. The updater should be run on server probably as some kind of service. Which mechanism/technique would you recommended to use?
Based on your comment, I would look into using ClickOnce.
ClickOnce enables Web-style application deployment for non-Web
applications. Applications are published to and deployed from Web or
file servers.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/t71a733d(v=vs.140).aspx
You can also use Squirrel.
Squirrel: It's like ClickOnce but Works™
https://github.com/Squirrel/Squirrel.Windows
I am preparing to make a project "Accessing SANS through application on the cloud"
the objective of the project is deploy a SAN in our company and allow users to upload and use data through application stored at Google App Engine.
Is this achieveable? if yes then how could application deploy on google server access my company's network for data?
Is the project too hard? Plz advice..
The App Engine only allows http(s) communication, your SAN will need to have some sort of web server that allows deploying file using some sort of a PUT or POST handler.
If not the SAN you will have to implement that web web server inside your organization, that web server will need to be open to the internet (but have a security layer to prevent from anyone to access it)
We developped an C# .Net 2.0 Windows Form application for Windows XP embedded that controls the underlying hardware/device. Now, we need to add a c# .NET 2.0 Web Site (hosting by IIS inside the same device) that can send commands to the Windows Form application (example: Start measuring) and receive data.
What is the best way to do it?
We thought about Web Service, but how the Windows Form application can know when the Web Service will receive a command from the Web Site.
Thank you.
Note: Forbidden to install on the device a Framework .NET 3.x or 4
Given this restriction on .Net 2.0, .net remoting is the way to go in this situation.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.NET_Remoting
Winform app can expose objects via remoting. Web app can send request to these objects. request would have commands.
I have a solution with two service projects (one is hosting a unit test silverlight application and other is providing the services being tested). Because of cross-domain policy, I have to publish the primary service site to IIS before the unit test site can consume a service.
Is it possible to host the clientaccesspolicy.xml file on ASP.NET Development Server so I can run these without needing to do an IIS publish first? OR, does Visual Studio provide a more elegant solution?
I don't know of a "more elegant" solution, however you can serve a clientaccesspolicy.xml file from a ASP.NET development server, its after all just a static file. Just add it to the web project as a Content file.
can i use both silverlight and spring.net in the same web based project
Silverlight is a client technology and spring.net is a server technology, as long as you aren't trying to implement a Silverlight client that is also a spring server, you should be able to do whatever you want with the two.