Pick a Silverlight RIA scenario [D2D, B2E, B2B, B2C] or choose a Web Services style [SOAP/RPC, XML/REST]

August 2008 - Posts

Tip : Add XAP Mime-Type in Tomcat and IIS 5.1
Mime-Type are used to provide identifiers for file formats on the Internet. By default, XAP files are not recognized as a Silverlight application in Tomcat or IIS 5.1. You can set a Mime-Type to identify XAP files on both servers. Setting Mime-Type in Read More...
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How-To : Silverlight accessing Java SOAP services (Part 2 – No Cross Domain : Tomcat/Eclipse)
The HowTo series demo Silverlight accessing Web Services in various configuration. In this post, we will demonstrate you a SOAP service consumed by a Silverlight client application where the Site of Origin hosts the Web Services. This scenario is categorized Read More...
Tip : Serving JSPs and Servlets from IIS through Tomcat
This tip is about making IIS as a front end to Tomcat hosting Servlets and JSPs on the back end. This architecture allows the hosting of JAX-WS or Restlet services in Tomcat while Silverlight clients are hosted in IIS without facing cross-domain issues. Read More...
Tip : Cross Domain Policy when Self-Hosting your Services
This tip is about self hosting of services with the .Net WCF or Java Restlet framework. Cross-domain access is mandatory here since the Site of Origin does not host the services. Self hosting a service represents a quick & easy way to expose a Web Read More...
How-To : Silverlight accessing Java REST services (Part 2 – No Cross Domain : Tomcat/Eclipse)
The HowTo serie demoes Silverlight accessing Web Services in various configuration. In this post, we will demonstrate a REST service consumed by a Silverlight client application where the Site of Origin hosts the Web Services. This scenario is categorized Read More...
How-To : Silverlight accessing Java SOAP services (Part 1 – Cross Domain : IIS + Tomcat)
The How-To series demo Silverlight accessing Web Services in various configuration. In this post, we will demonstrate a SOAP service consumed by a Silverlight client application. This scenario can be categorized as a D2D scenario with a cross domain policy. Read More...

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