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BillKrat — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 22:35:09 GMT

Project Description
Inactive however it has invaluable information to the PRISM community (many blog links and references)

Note: I actually started the project a few years ago with the Composite Application Block, after a few months of studying (beating my head against the wall) I understood it and was ready to start coding when the Smart Client Software Factory came to my attention. I then spent a few months learning, understanding and resolving a major bug with it (views would not dispose) and was ready to start plugging it in when PRISM emerged. The results of this project represent my efforts to solve some main problems with developing an enterprise application (connecting to data) with PRISM such as having a single configuration file among many projects (which was solved).

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BillKrat — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 19:27:20 GMT

Email requesting guidance from Silverlight Web Services team

-Original Message-----
From: Yavor Georgiev
Sent: Monday, January 12, 2009 12:05 PM
To: bill@global-webnet.com
Cc: CDF Silverlight Customer Issues
Subject: RE: (Silverlight Web Services Team) : SLSvcUtil - what is recommended P&P?

Hi Bill,

Thanks for your note.

I understand the scenario you are encountering in your enterprise app around managing config files. This is a common customer request and a command-line tool like svcutil is being considered in the next version of Silverilght.

Unfortunately we don't have any additional tips we can provide at this point. Please continue to follow our blog for SL3-related updates.

Thanks,
-Yavor

-Original Message-----
From: bill@global-webnet.com mailto:bill@global-webnet.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2009 7:21 PM
To: Yavor Georgiev
Subject: (Silverlight Web Services Team) : SLSvcUtil - what is recommended P&P?
Importance: High

Can the team provide guidance for consuming WCF service for enterprise level applications? My initial efforts were somewhat frustrating as the Silverlight forums have you going in circles looking for a SLSvcUtil that doesn't exist, or SVCUtil flags that supposedly support Silverlight (that no one can reference).

The following blog highlights an issue with using Prism/CompositeWPF and Silverlight - the main assembly has to have a copy of the ServiceReferences.ClientConfig referenced in a module (separate assembly):

http://www.global-webnet.net/blogengine/post/2009/01/03/PrismWCF-Cannot-find-ServiceReferencesClientConfig-in-xap-application-package.aspx

The above provides a simple solution for a single module that consumes a single WCF service. When we have 20+ modules, configuration promises to be quite the nightmare complicated by a cyle that has the solution moving through development, staging and production environments.

"Add Web Service" doesn't seem to be a viable solution.

Your guidance and assistance will be appreciated as we have numerous sprints planned throughout the year that will be based on the infrastructure I provide; as an Independent Contractor I have a large responsibility to get this done right (and train the team how to use it).

Bill Kratochvil
Global Webnet, LLC
Blog: http://www.Global-webnet.net/BlogEngine

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BillKrat — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 19:27:04 GMT

Email requesting guidance from Silverlight Web Services team ---

-Original Message-----
From: Yavor Georgiev mailto:yavorg@microsoft.com
Sent: Monday, January 12, 2009 12:05 PM
To: bill@global-webnet.com
Cc: CDF Silverlight Customer Issues
Subject: RE: (Silverlight Web Services Team) : SLSvcUtil - what is recommended P&P?

Hi Bill,

Thanks for your note.

I understand the scenario you are encountering in your enterprise app around managing config files. This is a common customer request and a command-line tool like svcutil is being considered in the next version of Silverilght.

Unfortunately we don't have any additional tips we can provide at this point. Please continue to follow our blog for SL3-related updates.

Thanks,
-Yavor

Updated Wiki: voice

BillKrat — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 19:25:07 GMT

Email requesting guidance from Silverlight Web Services team

-Original Message--------
From: Yavor Georgiev
Sent: Monday, January 12, 2009 12:05 PM
To: bill@global-webnet.com
Cc: CDF Silverlight Customer Issues
Subject: RE: (Silverlight Web Services Team) : SLSvcUtil - what is recommended P&P?

Hi Bill,

Thanks for your note.

I understand the scenario you are encountering in your enterprise app around managing config files. This is a common customer request and a command-line tool like svcutil is being considered in the next version of Silverilght.

Unfortunately we don't have any additional tips we can provide at this point. Please continue to follow our blog for SL3-related updates.

Thanks,
-Yavor

Updated Wiki: voice

BillKrat — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 19:23:53 GMT

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BillKrat — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 13:38:17 GMT

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BillKrat — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 13:35:32 GMT

Project Description
Provides a suite of integrated applications that will ensure Enterprise Solution Development adhere to models, principles, and guidelines.

Note: This project is not an active project however it has valuable information for the PRISM community. I actually started the project a few years ago with the Composite Application Block, after a few months of studying (beating my head against the wall) I understood it and was ready to start coding when the Smart Client Software Factory came to my attention. I then spent a few months learning, understanding and resolving a major bug with it (views would not dispose) and was ready to start plugging it in when PRISM emerged. The results of this project represent my efforts to solve some main problems with developing an enterprise application (connecting to data) with PRISM such as having a single configuration file among many projects (which was solved).

I experimented with coming up with best practices for WCF and Silverlight (in the absence of an authoritative source or voice). I have a system that utilizes the Model-View-Presenter pattern combined with the Model-View-View Model patterns; I share a presentation model among many views which raises the question / requirement for who will update the presentation model - in my case it is the Presenter. I should note that it is not my design - it was provided in PrismV2 (Drop 7) in the top-down composition sample. I merely moved all code into baseclasses using principals learned from the Smart Client Software Factory.

Now I'm off to Visual Studio 2010, C# 4.0, Silverlight 3 and Mobile 6.0 development - my goal is to create a single framework that support all of these platforms using the Project Linker. Unfortunately

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BillKrat — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 13:30:37 GMT

Email requesting guidance from Silverlight Web Services team

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BillKrat — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 13:29:08 GMT

Project Description
Provides a suite of integrated applications that will ensure Enterprise Solution Development adhere to models, principles, and guidelines.

Note: This project is not an active project however it has valuable information for the PRISM community. I actually started the project a few years ago with the Composite Application Block, after a few months of studying (beating my head against the wall) I understood it and was ready to start coding when the Smart Client Software Factory came to my attention. I then spent a few months learning, understanding and resolving a major bug with it (views would not dispose) and was ready to start plugging it in when PRISM emerged. What you see are the results of trying to solve some main problems with PRISM such as having a single configuration file among many projects (which was solved).

I experimented with coming up with best practices for WCF and Silverlight (in the absence of an authoritative source or voice). I have a system that utilizes the Model-View-Presenter pattern combined with the Model-View-View Model patterns; I share a presentation model among many views which raises the question / requirement for who will update the presentation model - in my case it is the Presenter. I should note that it is not my design - it was provided in PrismV2 (Drop 7) in the top-down composition sample. I merely moved all code into baseclasses using principals learned from the Smart Client Software Factory.

Now I'm off to Visual Studio 2010, C# 4.0, Silverlight 3 and Mobile 6.0 development - my goal is to create a single framework that support all of these platforms using the Project Linker. Unfortunately

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BillKrat — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 13:27:13 GMT

Project Description
Provides a suite of integrated applications that will ensure Enterprise Solution Development adhere to models, principles, and guidelines.

Note: This project is not an active project however it has valuable information for the PRISM community. I actually started the project a few years ago with the Composite Application Block, after a few months of studying (beating my head against the wall) I understood it and was ready to start coding when the Smart Client Software Factory came to my attention. I then spent a few months learning, understanding and resolving a major bug with it (views would not dispose) and was ready to start plugging it in when PRISM emerged. What you see are the results of trying to solve some main problems with PRISM such as having a single configuration file among many projects (which was solved).

I experimented with coming up with best practices for WCF and Silverlight (in the absence of an authoritative source or voice). I have a system that utilizes the Model-View-Presenter pattern combined with the Model-View-View Model patterns; I share a presentation model among many views which raises the question / requirement for who will update the presentation model - in my case it is the Presenter. I should note that it is not my design - it was provided in PrismV2 (Drop 7) in the top-down composition sample. I merely moved all code into baseclasses using principals learned from the Smart Client Software Factory.

Now I'm off to Visual Studio 2010, C# 4.0, Silverlight 3 and Mobile 6.0 development - my goal is to create a single framework that support all of these platforms using the Project Linker. Unfortunately

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BillKrat — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 13:25:50 GMT

Project Description
Provides a suite of integrated applications that will ensure Enterprise Solution Development adhere to models, principles, and guidelines.

Note: This project is not an active project however it has valuable information for the PRISM community. I actually started the project a few years ago with the Composite Application Block, after a few months of studying (beating my head against the wall) I understood it and was ready to start coding when the Smart Client Software Factory came to my attention. I then spent a few months learning, understanding and resolving a major bug with it (views would not dispose) and was ready to start plugging it in when PRISM emerged. What you see are the results of trying to solve some main problems with PRISM such as having a single configuration file among many projects (which was solved).

I experimented with coming up with best practices for WCF and Silverlight (in the absence of an authoritative source or voice). I have a system that utilizes the Model-View-Presenter pattern combined with the Model-View-View Model patterns; I share a presentation model among many views which raises the question / requirement for who will update the presentation model - in my case it is the Presenter. I should note that it is not my design - it was provided in PrismV2 (Drop 7) in the top-down composition sample. I merely moved all code into baseclasses using principals learned from the Smart Client Software Factory.

Now I'm off to Visual Studio 2010, C# 4.0, Silverlight 3 and Mobile 6.0 development - my goal is to create a single framework that support all of these platforms using the Project Linker. Unfortunately

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BillKrat — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 00:14:20 GMT

Project Description
Provides a suite of integrated applications that will ensure Enterprise Solution Development adhere to models, principles, and guidelines.

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Prism/WCF - Cannot find ServiceReferences.ClientConfig in .xap application package

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BillKrat — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 07:21:42 GMT

Project Description
Provides a suite of integrated applications that will ensure Enterprise Solution Development adhere to models, principles, and guidelines.

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Unity, WCF and Configuration (webcast)
Integrating IIS WCF and Unity (includes video clip)
Passing Server information to Silverlight Client
Silverlight / CompositeWPF / Prism regions (includes video clip)
Prism/WCF - single configuration file for ASP.NET, Silverlight and WCF

Prism/WCF - Cannot find ServiceReferences.ClientConfig in .xap application package

Updated Wiki: Home

BillKrat — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 07:21:20 GMT

Project Description
Provides a suite of integrated applications that will ensure Enterprise Solution Development adhere to models, principles, and guidelines.

Related BLOGS

Unity, WCF and Configuration (webcast)
Integrating IIS WCF and Unit (includes video clip)
Passing Server information to Silverlight Client
Silverlight / CompositeWPF / Prism regions (includes video clip)
Prism/WCF - single configuration file for ASP.NET, Silverlight and WCF

Prism/WCF - Cannot find ServiceReferences.ClientConfig in .xap application package

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BillKrat — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 06:44:36 GMT

Project Description
Provides a suite of integrated applications that will ensure Enterprise Solution Development adhere to models, principles, and guidelines.

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Prism/WCF - Cannot find ServiceReferences.ClientConfig in .xap application package

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BillKrat — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 06:43:49 GMT

Project Description
Provides a suite of integrated applications that will ensure Enterprise Solution Development adhere to models, principles, and guidelines.

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Prism/WCF - Cannot find ServiceReferences.ClientConfig in .xap application package

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BillKrat — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 18:42:36 GMT

Project Description
Provides a suite of integrated applications that will ensure Enterprise Solution Development adhere to models, principles, and guidelines.

Related BLOGS

Integrating IIS WCF and Unit (includes video clip)
Passing Server information to Silverlight Client
Silverlight / CompositeWPF / Prism regions (includes video clip)
Prism/WCF - single configuration file for ASP.NET, Silverlight and WCF

Prism/WCF - Cannot find ServiceReferences.ClientConfig in .xap application package