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Silverlight Cream for March 17, 2008 -- #227

Brad Abrams posted links the the SL2 poster, Shawn Wildermuth has links out to a discussion of a Cross Domain policy bug, Steven Smith gives us the link he used to resolve his SL2 install issues, Jesse Liberty takes on a JS question in SL2, Delay has HTMLTextBlock up in SL2, and Michael Sync shows how to find the DataGrid in Expression Blend 2.5 then gives us a Web Service example in SL2.
From SilverlightCream.com:
Silverlight 2 Developer Poster
Last week we had the DeepZoom version of this poster from MIX. This week we have links out to the full poster. I have links to both on my Silverlight Links sidebar button if you just want to get them there :)
Cross Domain Bug in Silverlight 2
Honestly, I had not heard about a Cross Domain Policy bug ... but I wonder how many people at the level I'm aware are really exercising that?? Shawn has a link out to Ian Griffiths site for an explanation.
Silverlight 2 Beta 1 Installation Tips
Steven Smith had a problem with SL2 installation over the weekend and he posted a reference to the blog post that got him back on track.
How do I Write that In JavaScript?
Jesse tackles a question you might not expect to hear in SL2 ... :) particularly since everyone's been wanting to writing in their favorite language-o-.NET!
HtmlTextBlock sample updated for Silverlight 2 Beta 1!
One thing about upgrades, people upgrade their samples and we get reminded that this goodness is out there! Delay has updated his HTMLTextBlock sample to SL2 ... looking good!
Tips/Tricks: Where is DataGrid in Microsoft Expression Blend 2.5?
If you can't find the DataGrid in Expression Blend 2.5, Michael has a blog to guide you in!
Silverlight 2 (beta1) - Database Operations with ASP.NET Web Service in Silverlight 2
Seems to me I saw some discussion somewhere this morning about problems with Web Services. Well... Michael seems to be doing them, and has a post up showing us how... thanks Michael!

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posted @ Monday, March 17, 2008 1:43 PM

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# re: Silverlight Cream for March 17, 2008 -- #227

Left by Ian Griffiths at 3/19/2008 2:20 AM
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I think cross-domain access could be a big deal - if you want to build mashups you need some sort of solution to this. That's why Flash invented the crossdomain.xml file in the first place. And it's why we have some grim hacks that let this work in the JavaScript space.

As for the bug - it's not that you have to be exercising this stuff to a particularly high level. It's just the luck of the draw: does the service you happen to want to use put semicolons in its URLs? Sadly, the one I had to use for an app I'm working on does put semicolons in its URLs, so I hit the bug.

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