Queste sono alcune delle feature in ordine sparso che sono state presentate al MIX 07 @ Las Vegas nelle sessioni "Building Silverlight Applications using .NET (part 1 & 2)":
- Networking
- via browser HTTP networking stack
- Same domain only as per browser security model
- Looking at secure ways to do cross domain requests in future
- Async Support
- Future support for easy background worker thread
- ASP.NET
- Access ASP.NET & WCF services from Silverlight
- LINQ
- All the goodness of LINQ in Silverlight (XLINQ and DLINQ)
- HTML Integration
- System.Windows.Browser namespace
- HtmlPage class is entry point
- Provides access to HTML elements, controls, hookup event etc
- Mark class as [Scriptable] and call Webapplication.Current.RegisterScriptableObject to make object accessible to JavaScript
- Mark a .NET property, method or event as [Scriptable] gives you access from to that specific member from JavaScript
- Demo'd using an HTML Texbox to drive a search feature that applied a filter in the managed class (ie a JavaScript handler on button click sets the property on the managed class)
- Persistent links & Fwd/Back button integration (ie I can send a link to a specific nav point in my app and can use the back button)
- System.Windows.Browser.Net namespace provides access to browser network stack
- Application Services
- Isolated Storage
- Safe File Open
- Mac Debugging
- Where required, you can remote debug a Silverlight .NET app running on a Mac including breakpoints, step into/over, immediates window etc etc
Sul sito dedicato a Silverlight, nella sezione Community trovate le demo che vengono presentate durante le sessioni.
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SilverLight
posted @ mercoledì 2 maggio 2007 00:05