CrystalCMS
05-18-2009, 07:14 AM
Continuing on with my Silverlight obsession..sorry interest, I've now developed a Silverlight 2 asynchronous socket application.
Wildman originally expressed an interest in this functionality here http://community.discountasp.net/showthread.php?p=30356#post30356 and at that time one of my suggestions was to perform a cross domain socket connection to enable the Silverlight application to be hosted on discountASP.NET with the socket server hosted elsewhere.
I've now proven this method and I have my working sample uploaded with a socket server streaming data in real-time over the internet. This was interesting work for me since I have a real-time systems background.
Other interesting stuff I've included in this project is a port 943 client access policy socket server, Silverlight UI data binding and use of the chart component from the Silverlight 2 Toolkit (March 09 release).
Source code is freely available for download as usual. Please visit my DASP hosted website for more information about this project, to run the sample and to download the source code. There are also a few other Silverlight projects that I have developed detailed on my website: http://www.jjssoftware.co.uk/sockets.aspx
Wildman originally expressed an interest in this functionality here http://community.discountasp.net/showthread.php?p=30356#post30356 and at that time one of my suggestions was to perform a cross domain socket connection to enable the Silverlight application to be hosted on discountASP.NET with the socket server hosted elsewhere.
I've now proven this method and I have my working sample uploaded with a socket server streaming data in real-time over the internet. This was interesting work for me since I have a real-time systems background.
Other interesting stuff I've included in this project is a port 943 client access policy socket server, Silverlight UI data binding and use of the chart component from the Silverlight 2 Toolkit (March 09 release).
Source code is freely available for download as usual. Please visit my DASP hosted website for more information about this project, to run the sample and to download the source code. There are also a few other Silverlight projects that I have developed detailed on my website: http://www.jjssoftware.co.uk/sockets.aspx