Need create database, connect and replace silverlight 4 app

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Hello!!!I have a few questions.I have silverlight 4 application.
1.I have to create database by visual studio 2010.
Where I have to replace database?I guess in SilverlightApp.Web?Is it correct?
How I can create by visual studio 2010 easy database?Do I need use SQL Server Database or ADO.NET Entity Data Model?What's difference?
2.After that I will be connect to database through WCF-service?
3.After all steps i have to replace my app in internet(server).How can I do it?
Is't correct my steps?

Probably it's very easy questions, but I'm very new dummie in this themes.
I have never had some expiriance with wcf, deployment or database, please help me and provide me any referances or your minds.
Thank you.

Posted 17-Jan-12 13:59pm

thomas_wingfield

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hi All the above points are correct and while deploy in the IIS make sure that path of the XAP file in HTML/aspx Page is correct
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/tims/archive/2008/03/18/configuring-a-web-server-to-host-silverlight-content.aspx

Posted 17-Jan-12 20:38pm

sirazuddin

Updated 17-Jan-12 20:40pm

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killabyte · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-17T15:05:00

1) http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff678491.aspx[^]

prob not in the silverlightApp.Web project though in its own would be nicer.

2) Yes, WCF is great way to connect. (remember silverlight is always async)

3) look at MSDeploy it is easy, but if all else fails remember you can just FTP the folder across and your away laughing!