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  • Silverlight TV 26: Exposing SOAP, OData, and JSON Endpoints for RIA Services

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  May 14, 2010 (1 month ago)
    Tags: Silverlight TV , Videos , SOAP , WCF RIA Services , JSON , OData , Silverlight 4 , Deepesh Mohnani , John Papa
    In this episode of Silverlight TV, John Papa meets with Deepesh Mohnani from the WCF RIA Services team who demonstrates how to expose various endpoints from WCF RIA Services.

    ImageThis is a great explanation and walk through of how to open RIA Services domain services to clients, including:

    • Silverlight clients (of course)
    • Creating an OData endpoint and showing how Excel can use it
    • Creating a SOAP endpoint to a domain service and using it from a Windows Phone 7 application
    • Creating a JSON endpoint and having an AJAX application talk to it



  • Consuming REST/POX and REST/JSON services in Silverlight 4

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Apr 30, 2010 (1 month ago)
    Tags: REST , JSON , POX , Silverlight 4 , Carlos Figueira
    Carlos Figueira posted about the out-of-the-box support for consuming REST/POX services, and then added another post about using the extensibility points to consume REST/JSON services on SL4.

    A new feature in Silverlight 4 is the ability to consume REST/POX (XML) services in a strongly-typed way, using the same programming model as the desktop framework. That includes WebGet/WebInvoke attributes, UriTemplates and body styles. By default, only XML is enabled, but there are extensibility points which can be used to enable the consumption of JSON and Raw services as well (i.e., the full web programming model of the desktop framework).

  • SocketsLight - Silverlight Sockets Framework

    11 comments  /  posted by  Alexey Zakharov  on  May 28, 2009 (more than a year ago)
    Tags: sockets , SocketsLight , framework , JSON , C# , Alexey Zakharov , Silverlight 3

    1. Introduction

    Currently Silverlight supports two ways of duplex communication: sockets and WCF polling duplex services. I was really impressed by the simplicity of using WCF polling duplex in Silverlight 3, but its responsiveness and scalability leaves much to be desired. On the opposite site we have sockets, which are rather tricky to use, but their responsiveness and scalability satisfy real world application requirements.

    In this article I’m going to introduce my SocketsLight framework, which should simplify the working with sockets by providing high level API over .NET sockets library.

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  • JSON serialization and deserialization in Silverlight

    9 comments  /  posted by  Martin Mihaylov  on  Jul 11, 2008 (more than a year ago)
    Tags: JSON , Serialization , Deserialization , Martin Mihaylov , C# , Tutorials

    Recently I had to work with JSON files and more especially with serialization and deserialization using Silverlight and .NET. The information I found was very limited, so I had to figure it out by myself. When I managed, I decided to write it down for people who would have had the same problems as me.

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  • Silverlight Web Chat (With WCF Callbacks)

    7 comments  /  posted by  Thomas Holloway  on  Jul 06, 2008 (more than a year ago)
    Tags: Chat , Duplex , Duplex Service , WCF , JSON , Polling , Silverlight: Write and Win! , Thomas Holloway

    Note: This article is submitted by Thomas Holloway for Silverlight Contest: Write and Win.Thanks a lot, Thomas! Hello All, Please drop a comment if you like it.

    Overview
    Alright, so now that we know what a simple messenger looks like with WCF callbacks, what does it take to put one together in Silverlight? For starters, Silverlight does not have the same capabilities as the full WCF framework. WCF callbacks in Silverlight must be done through HTTP Polling and therefore we don’t really have a truly bi-directional environment. Instead, we must manually setup the message asynchronous message architecture with a few special classes in a new System.ServiceModel.PollingDuplex library.

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