Archive for the ‘ Silverlight ’ Category

Twitter/Bing Maps web part – How I did it

For those of you you attended one of the Office launch parties in Australia the other week, you may have seen at the end of my demo the twitter and Bing maps web part that I showed off. Now I didn’t go into the technical detail on the night but I did want to share [ READ MORE ]

ClientContext.Current = null in Silverlight web part

I came across this while working on a little something special I am preparing for the AU/NZ office launch parties, basically in a Silverlight web part (created using the new SharePoint 2010 Extensibility Projects) I am trying to access data from a SharePoint list. Through ClientContext.Current I am able to refer to the Web property [ READ MORE ]

Planning on using the SharePoint API in your silverlight app? Better think again

… and the issues keep on coming for my silverlight app! It looks like you can’t reference Microsoft.SharePoint.dll in your silverlight projects (or a lot of other libraries for that matter) because they are not compiled for the silverlight runtime. For those who don’t know, the silverlgiht runtime is essentially just a cut down version [ READ MORE ]

How to get silverlight and MOSS to play nice

I have recently started putting together a silverlight control for use in a MOSS site I am working on for a client. I went and downloaded the Visual Studio 2008 SP1 tools for silverlight and installed them and got in and came up with a nice looking silverlight control that run fine when I ran [ READ MORE ]

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