From: King Coffee on 6 May 2010 07:34 Hi, I have a Silverlight ASP.NET Website. The ASP.NET admin user will periodically update a xml file located the ClientBin folder. The Silverlight application downloads this file by creating and calling a xml stream reader. The concern is: I got one aspect to initially work, by placing a copy of the xml file in the Silverlight project folder with properties setting of Resource and always copy to output. When it's not a resource I get file not found in the XAP package. My question is: Are the visitor accessing the "static xml file in the silverlight project"? Or the "dynamic xml file in the ClientBin Folder"? That is, which file is retrieved as part of the XAP package? I want the dynamic xml file in the ClientBin to be accessed. How can I achieve it! Sincerely, King
From: Patrice on 7 May 2010 09:44 Hello, try : http://www.kirupa.com/blend_silverlight/loading_xml_sl2_pg2.htm If I remember it depends on the kind of url (XAP if relative, external file if absolute). Also you should find a SL specific forum at http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/categories -- Patrice "King Coffee" <kcoffee(a)hotmail.com> a �crit dans le message de groupe de discussion : C511658B-73C2-4ABF-A599-D16B0932DA49(a)microsoft.com... > Hi, > > I have a Silverlight ASP.NET Website. The ASP.NET admin user will > periodically update a xml file located the ClientBin folder. The > Silverlight application downloads this file by creating and calling a xml > stream reader. > The concern is: I got one aspect to initially work, by placing a copy of > the xml file in the Silverlight project folder with properties setting of > Resource and always copy to output. When it's not a resource I get file > not found in the XAP package. > > My question is: Are the visitor accessing the "static xml file in the > silverlight project"? Or the "dynamic xml file in the ClientBin Folder"? > That is, which file is retrieved as part of the XAP package? > > I want the dynamic xml file in the ClientBin to be accessed. How can I > achieve it! > > Sincerely, > King
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