Delivering Parameterized Silverlight Content with Java
This video demonstrates how J2EE can be used to generate XAML which is then delivered to a JSP Silverlight front end. A XAML Generator was written in Java, and this fronts the Northwind database. Queries to the database can be triggered from the Silverlight front end, and these result in XAML being constructed from a template on the server. It demonstrates how dynamic front ends can be assembled server side due to the fact that XAML is XML, and how Silverlight can be used with disparate back-ends, including Java-based ones.
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Delivering Parameterized Silverlight Content with ASP.NET
This video demonstrates how ASP.NET can be used to generate XAML which is then delivered to a Silverlight front end. A XAML Generator was written in C#, and this fronts the Northwind database. Queries to the database can be triggered from the Silverlight front end, and these result in XAML being constructed from a template on the server. It demonstrates how dynamic front ends can be assembled server side due to the fact that XAML is XML!
Download it here: http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=304524#304524
Delivering Parameterized Silverlight Content with PHP
This video demonstrates how PHP can be used to generate XAML which is then delivered to a Silverlight front end. A XAML Generator was written in PHP, and this fronts a MySQL database. Queries to the database can be triggered from the Silverlight front end, and these result in XAML being constructed from a template on the server. It demonstrates how dynamic front ends can be assembled server side due to the fact that XAML is XML, and how Silverlight can be used with disparate back-ends, including PHP-based ones. We call it SIMP (Silverlight IIS MySQL PHP).
Download it here: http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=304526#304526
Monday, April 30, 2007
Delivering Parameterized Silverlight Content with ASP.NET, Java Or PHP
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