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Article Description Walk through the creation of a call center client application to learn how to build enterprise solutions using Silverlight. This article is available at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/dd315415.aspx
Last edited Dec 18 2008 at 2:06 AM by DebraKelly, version 3
Comments stevensrf wrote Jan 30 2009 at 10:33 PM Anyone know if part two of the article is on line yet stevensrf wrote Feb 8 2009 at 11:10 PM I am going over the source code you made allowable in the Build LOB Enterprise Apps With Silverlight, Part 1 article. I am new with WPF and Silverlight when it comes to internet stuff. I notice that the AdvBusinessServices project as a Callservice in it it, and the AdvCallCenterClient project has two Service References proxies. Does anyone know if there is a correpsonding article that would show step by step on how to create each project from step explain each file, or maybe a book for sale that would accomplish the same thing for the article. Thanks you Sun_water_snow@hotmail.com mabra wrote May 24 2009 at 3:43 PM Hi ! This sample does not work in any way. First, it does'nt build:"autrefresh" does not find the silverlight DLLs [could be a x64 problem {one should refere to "%ProgramFiles%" environment variable!!!};After removing the "refreshed dlls", it builds]. Second:It does not run. The development webserver crashes directly on start of the first client. I was interested in the networking feature. Consequences: Several pictures appears for me now: a) The sample is TOO big and complicated to make thnigs explainable and working; b) Silverlight networking ist TOO complicated to setup and to administer; c) SL networking is TOO limited [I was on building an admin solution for receiving UDP datagrams .... :-( ]. A little bit quality control is always necesary ..... br--mabra Sign in to add a comment

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