MSDN Webcast: geekSpeak: Connecting Microsoft Silverlight With Pete Brown (Level 200)
Overview Microsoft Silverlight 2 provides a number of new ways for connecting applications to servers and services, especially sockets, Windows Communication Foundation (WCF), SOAP, and Representational State Transfer (REST). It also has a number of restrictions and differences when compared to the full Microsoft .NET 3.5 stack. The presenter of this webcast answers questions about connecting Silverlight 2 to the servers and services, and he slings some code to show how it all works.
| Publisher | Microsoft | ||
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| Live Date | 28th May 2008 00:00 UTC | ||
| Format | Webcast | ||
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