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Getting Started With Silverlight and SharePoint 2010

One of the cool features of SharePoint 2010 (currently in beta) is that you can set it up on a Windows 7 machine. This means that as a SharePoint developer you no longer have to run a Server OS. To get started I downloaded the SharePoint 2010 Foundations beta from here. You will also need Visual Studio 2010 which you can download from here. To...

Mon Jan 18, 2010 20:06
Idle Timeouts in RIA Services Authentication

A question came up in the Silverlight Forums about how to timeout a user when using .NET RIA Services. Since I have implemented this before I thought I would share an approach I used. There might be a better way that is more integrated with the ASP.Net security, but for now this works. To start with, you’ll need the Sample Application that Brad Abram...

Wed Oct 28, 2009 20:02
Migrated from Community Server to DasBlog

If you’re reading this then you’re on my new blog homepage at http://bryantlikes.com. I’ve wanted to move off of http://blogs.sqlxml.org for some time but every time I start to work on it I get overwhelmed by the amount of work involved. I would usually get stuck on (1) how to migrate all my content and (2) where to host it since there is a lot of...

Sat Oct 17, 2009 18:30
Silverlight MVP

On October 1st I was honored to receive the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Award for Silverlight. I am very excited that I received this award and look forward to continuing my contributions to the Silverlight Community. I wasn’t the only one to receive this honor as Tim Heuer blogged here: As of today (01 OCT 2009) we welcome some new...

Sat Oct 17, 2009 01:55
Behaviors vs Subclassing in Silverlight

As a Silverlight developer, when you want to add functionality to an existing control, you have two main options as I see it (if you want to get reuse from your code). You can either subclass the control or, as of Silverlight 3,  you can write a behavior for it. For example, one of the requests for the current Silverlight application that I’ve been...

Wed Sep 30, 2009 11:42
A “Default Command” for Silverlight

The current Silverlight application that I’m building has a Login view. One of the things that bugged me when I started using the application is that you would have to click the Login button after typing your password. I wanted to duplicate the default button behavior of HTML forms where when you hit the enter key it would trigger the default button...

Mon Sep 28, 2009 17:23

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