That's not true : there is one. * Right click a page (.aspx, or on a folder) * Select Browse With... * Choose your browser : internal * Click Set as Default * Click Browse

Hi, I have got a problem. In a web project in 3.5, I have : - a Entity Framework model, linked to a SQL Server 2005 database - two services : 1) a ADO.Net Data Service (ex-Astoria) 2) a WCF Service These two services are both linked to the Entity model. In the client project (it's Silverlight), I added two references, for each of the services. VS2008 creates for me two Reference.cs files, one for each service. The problem is that the two files are containing the same definitions of entities, but VS2008 consider that they are different, because they belongs to two different namespaces. Therefore, if I want to use the two services in the same class, I get an error of ambiguous reference between the two definitions. So I can only use one service in the same class :/ The problem would be resolved if the entities would be defined once. Would it be possible to have only one definition of the entities for the two services reference ?

Hi, Does anybody know if VS2008 has an internal web browser, for launching Silverlight apps ? I believed have seen screenshots with that... WolveFred

Okay, I agree I could do it myself. I was just surprised it wasn't already in place. But I found a component that does it : http://www.vectorlight.net/controls/table.aspx It's an extension to the Grid component. It's nearly usable except a little bug.

Thank you a lot for your help, it's really more clear than before. There is just again a misunderstood point : >> Is it possible to insert a row ? > It should be the same as inserting a column as Colin showed in his reply. > myGrid.ColumnDefinitions.Add(new ColumnDefintion); myGrid.ColumnDefinitions.Insert(1, col_def); That is inserting a column definition amongs others, but do not move the following columns. It seems that columns are statically positionned, as there have a property like Grid.Column="2". So is it really possible to insert columns and rows ? I wish I am wrong !

modified on Monday, February 2, 2009 10:56 AM

Thanks ;) 1) But if there is more than one Grid on the application, how to set which Grid ? 2) Second question, is it possible to insert a row ? 3) Is it possible to merge cells, like in HTML Tables ?

There is no SetRow() method on my Grid object. I'm using Silverlight 2.0, without other plugins. There is a SetValue() method (SetValue(DependencyProperty dp, object value)). It deals about System.Windows.DependencyObject. Would it be useful for my problem ?

SQL Lite ? Does this work whith Entity Framework ? For Access, I didn't use specific features. I prefere having a DBMS that looks like SQL Server.

Thanks. But how do you do to access to the Grid.Row field in C# ? RowDefinition ligne_def = new RowDefinition(); ligne_def.Height = new GridLength(50); Grille.RowDefinitions.Add(ligne_def); Grille.RowDefinitions.Add(ligne_def); Button bouton_new = new Button(); bouton_new.Content = "nouveau bouton"; // And how to access to the fields Grid.Row="" and Grid.Column="" ? Grille.Children.Add(bouton_new); For example :

Thanks, but this feature appears only in Access 2007, not in Access 2003. Thanks for the tips. But the idea is to use a database in a file, so my program would be easy to install for each user. What do you think of using SQL Server Compact Edition instead ? It seems to be greater than Access.

Hi, Does anybody know if it is possible to add dynamically new lines or columns to a grid at runtime ? Thanks, Fred

Hi, Does anyone know what I should install for having support to Microsoft Access database in Entity Framework in Visual Studio 2008 ? Currently, I see only SQL Server and SQL Server Compact Edition as available database type when I want to add an "ADO.NET Entity Data Model". Thanks, Fred