Author: Brad Abrams | Posted on: 6/26/2008 9:41:17 AM | Views : 816

Yet still more time on traveling , I thought I'd do a little demo of a data oriented scenario with Silverlight. Here is what we are after: The data for the app is loaded from a Linq model and sent to the Silverlight client via a WCF services. As the user makes changes to the grid, we asynchronously update the Linq model on the service. The app uses local storage to cash the data on the local machine to reduce network calls. Create a new Silverlight application and associated web site. Let's start by creating a data model in the web site. Then drag over the Employees table.  Then, Select Photo and delete it.  It is a large binary blob that we don't want to be sending back and forth.    Then, because we are going...(read more) ...

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