Working on Silverlight .NET RIA Services Part 2

Posted by: Al Pascual, on 03 Sep 2009 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

If you havent please read part 1 before reading this post. The most powerful thing about .NET RIA Services besides the whole framework, is the concept of sharing code from ASP.NET and Silverlight without extra steps and setting up Web Services manually. .NET RIA services provides you an automatic creation of the proxy classes to share the code between those 2 tiers. .NET RIA Services is simple, yet introduces a few things for the developer to learn, I hope this simple tutorial will help learn those....

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