Silverlight for the Enterprises - Application Partitioning

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re: Silverlight for the Enterprises - Application Partitioning

Timmy G — Wed, 21 May 2008 01:37:16 GMT

Great technique! This will be super useful for helping keep the initial download of SL apps small.

Side note: If you have just raw xaml content (not in a .xap or having code behind) you can just retrieve that from a web service as a String and use System.Windows.Markup.XamlReader.Load(XamlString) to turn that into an object.

re: Silverlight for the Enterprises - Application Partitioning

Peter — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 06:58:51 GMT

I create the web and project step by step, but when I run the application, it will throw exception. Should I make any modification in Silverlight Beta 2? Thanks a lot.

re: Silverlight for the Enterprises - Application Partitioning

Rathi — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 12:59:38 GMT

Hi,

This post mainly talks about loading the dll from XAP file asynchronously. But i have a module (Module1.dll) ready and i want to package it with the main silverlight application. But i don't want to add the reference. Can someone let me know how to have modules packaged at run time to the main silverlight application?

The other dlls names are configured in a configuration file. At runtime i need to access package it with main app.

Any inputs will be highly appriciated.

Thanks,

Rathi