When I use XamlWriter with my usercontrol I obtain usercontrol XAML and the xaml tree of my usercontrol instead MyUserControl inherits from Usercontrol or ContentControl and is compiled in a external DLL. Why WPF windows control Button, TextBox, etc... when is Serialized from XamlWriter hide their content?

I would like develope a WPF application to create Silverlight application, in this application I realize XAML files that guest my silverlight library. I have thought to use an equivalent WPF library that is a replica of silverlight library and I could use these controls in my application, and then with xaml code compile and create xap files. Expression Blend and Visual Studio 2010 are WPF and desktop application but they can edit silverlight windows. How do they work? Thanks, Fabrizio

I would like develope a WPF application to create Silverlight application, in this application I realize XAML files that guest my silverlight library. I have thought to use an equivalent WPF library that is a replica of silverlight library and I could use these controls in my application, and then with xaml code compile and create xap files. Expression Blend and Visual Studio 2010 are WPF and desktop application but they can edit silverlight windows. How do they works? Thanks, Fabrizio

is a path that rappresent a tree path of my "custom namespace" but the objects don't exist before I parse this string. I'd like parse this string and create these objects.

I have to realize a binding like this <TextBlock Text="{local:mybinding Path=folder1.folder2.item}" FontSize="16"/> in the Path I have a string but this doesn't correspond to an object tree, I would dynamically attach a real object that corresponds to this string. example folder1.folder2.item1 I create an object obj1=new MyObject("folder1.folder2.item1") example folder1.folder2.item2 I create an object obj2=new MyObject("folder1.folder2.item2") obj1 and obj2 are the real objects I want bind. Maybe it's possible with ExtensionMarkup but Silverlight 3 doesn't support it, do it? Do you have any solution?

If I develop a WCF Service hosts in IIS, in the implementation of the service can I use a serial port or open a socket or a listener?

I want develop a stand alone application with WCF Service, and expose this service with PollingDuplex to a Silverlight 3.0 application running in a browser on the web. I don't want use IIS because my WCF Service talk with Serial Port and does other things. I would like that I can consume the same service also with a console application in order to use this application as diagnostic application. I found code on the web but all the examples use IIS to host the service.

modified on Thursday, September 17, 2009 7:26 AM