Have you tried hitting the service directly in a browser?
You can do a basic check to ensure that the domain service is actually being
hosted.
If your fully qualified class name was
Myapp.RiaProject.Services.MyDomainService
then you would browse to it by just replacing the dots with - and adding
.
Also, for those that missed the Melbourne SDDN, I recorded it.
I just won't be able to upload the video for another 1-2 weeks
(TechEd preparation, etc.)
-David Burela
On 11 August 2010 11:19, Miguel Madero wrote:
> Thanks for the feedback and I had in mind something similar. Not sure about
> Gr
Thought I'd check how others are displaying design time data. There are 2
ways that I go about it
1.
Just setting the design time datacontext to a sampledata.xaml file
2.
Doing it similar to how Jordan shows in his presentations
View
ViewModel
Repository (Runtime, DesignTime, etc)
(RVVM)
The
Oh, yes please! No hurry on when you upload it. Alternatively I can
grab it from you at Teched via thumbdrive (assuming I find you among
all those people :)
I'll be at the UserGroup stand spreading the Silverlight word
(Thursday afternoon, but probably other times too)
cheers,
Stephen
On Tue, Au
Uploading it raw is easy, but the time consuming bit comes in when I clean
up all of the audio and have to render the entire video again. I managed to
clear out a lot of the background noise, makes it easy to listen to than the
constant hum of fluorescent lights.
I've got the SDDN video, a 5 Cloud
>Uploading it raw is easy, but the time consuming bit comes in ...
Trying to make Miguel look good, editing the awkward silences and
mistakes
Thanks for recording it :)
Please let me know once it's there to add a link from the SDDN site.
On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 2:43 PM, David Burela wrote:
We have to be careful with HtmlPage.IsEnabled. That was the way to do it in
Silverlight 2, however this will break Out of Browser. Not a big issue if
you don't care about OOB, but just something to keep in mind.
Try DesignerProperties.IsInDesignTool. This should work for both VS and
Blend.
@David
Thought I would share with this little gem of a product I found hiding in my
RSS feeds released by Joseph Cooney, author of LearnWpf.com..
http://jcooney.net/post/2010/08/03/Announcing-my-latest-side-project-logEnvy-bringing-e28098sexye28099-to-windows-and-IIS-logs.aspx
___
+1 to
if (DesignerProperties.IsInDesignTool)
{
// create sample data for designer
}
On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 4:02 PM, Miguel Madero wrote:
> We have to be careful with HtmlPage.IsEnabled. That was the way to do it in
> Silverlight 2, however this will break Out of Browser. Not a big issue if
