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Re: silverlight-InitializeComponent

1-Aug-08 1:50

hi Michael you Know what is the solution for this error like
1 Error:The name 'InitializeComponent' does not exist in the current context in silverlight ...

Plz reply me

Raaj

Michael Sync3-Aug-08 21:13

3-Aug-08 21:13

InitializeComponent method is in generated file(partial class). For example. Your page is SilverlightPage.cs and the generated file would be SilverlightPage.g.cs. That InitializeComponent method will be included in that generated file.

if you are getting this error, maybe, your class (e.g. SilverlightPage.cs) and the generated class (SilverlightPage.g.cs) are under different namespace. So, please take a look at the XAML and check the namespace..

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getting HttpWebRequest

r aa j30-Jul-08 21:30

30-Jul-08 21:30

how we can get httpwebrequest in xaml apllication.plz reply me

Raaj

Michael Sync31-Jul-08 16:45

31-Jul-08 16:45

If you are using Silverlight 2 Beta2, there is a class called HttpWebRequest. (I think it's under System.Net namespace)

Hope it helps.

Thanks and Regards,
Michael Sync ( Blog: http://michaelsync.net)

r aa j31-Jul-08 21:05

31-Jul-08 21:05

thanks...
I am using system.net namespace.even its not comming..

Raaj

Michael Sync31-Jul-08 22:42

31-Jul-08 22:42

Hello,

System.Net.HttpWebRequest

MSDN Ref: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.httpwebrequest(VS.95).aspx[^]

Hope it helps.

Thanks and Regards,
Michael Sync ( Blog: http://michaelsync.net)

r aa j31-Jul-08 22:52

31-Jul-08 22:52

actually that is .Xaml file(WpfBrowserApplication)..system.net.httpwebrequest is not comming..

Raaj

Michael Sync31-Jul-08 23:00

31-Jul-08 23:00

r aa j wrote:
that is .Xaml file(WpfBrowserApplication).

Steps:

1) Go to the solution explorer of your project.
2) Right-click on reference node.
3) Select "Add Reference"
4) Find "System.Net" assembly and add it.
5) Go to your code
6) Type "System.Net.HttpWebRequest" (then, you will get it.)

The steps work in WPF, Xbap, Silverlight 2 beta1/2.

Note: This forum is dedicated for Silverlight question only. If you want to ask any question related to Xbap (WPF Browser Applcation), please ask in WPF/WCF/WF forum of Codeproject.

Thanks and Regards,
Michael Sync ( Blog: http://michaelsync.net)

r aa j1-Aug-08 1:25

1-Aug-08 1:25

Thanks alot!

Raaj

r aa j1-Aug-08 1:42

Flippable 3D List Items in WPF

1-Aug-08 1:42

hi Michael you Know what is the solution for this error like
1 Error:The name 'InitializeComponent' does not exist in the current context in silverlight

Raaj

sumeetneo29-Jul-08 4:27

29-Jul-08 4:27

Hello,
I am new to WPF and I want to learn it as fast as I can :P I can't wait to give these new 3D effects to the applications I want to create. I found this cool 3d flip feature in this site

http://www.interact-sw.co.uk/iangblog/2007/05/17/wpf-flippable-3D-list[^]

Its purely made in XAML, but i know we can use Visual Studio 2008 and VB.NET to create effects like these... i tried to look for any kind of a tutorial on the net but i didn't get any which could teach me flipping controls in WPF windows in this manner.

If anyone could help me out I would be grateful
Smile | :)

thank you

Jammer29-Jul-08 5:07

Jammer

29-Jul-08 5:07

Why don't you just download the source for that page and work through it?

Jammer

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sumeetneo29-Jul-08 6:23

29-Jul-08 6:23

yes i have downloaded the xaml source code of that page... and am also trying to understand it... its pure XAML and i have no experience at all about it... but we can implement that using programming code in vb.net 2008 wpf if i am not wrong? so i was wondering if there is any proper tutorial which can guide me in what i want to achieve

Thomas Stockwell29-Jul-08 9:27

Thomas Stockwell

29-Jul-08 9:27

No one is going to give you a complete translation of this project (I am having problems even downloading it). If you are just starting with XAML/WPF then I would suggest that you try something that is a bit more simpler, and perhaps buy a book on the subject. To answer one of your questions, all XAML can be converted to a C# or VB alternative (give or take amounts of code to accomplish the same thing), however XAML was meant to streamline the process. Also, if you are a student at a university or high school, you can get the Expression Studio for free from the DreamSpark program in my signature. Expression Blend will definitely help you with starting to write XAML.

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sumeetneo29-Jul-08 10:00

29-Jul-08 10:00

Thank you.
Yes I am a student. But I already have Microsoft Expression Studio 2, I got it yesterday only from a friend of mine. Its just awesome. Using blend I created effects which I could never possibly dream of making using VB.Net alone. That too without knowing anything about XAML. I think I can use blend to get that effect displayed on that site.
I tried out some effects on my own for the first time :P . I imported a picture in the blend window and I made it 3D image from the option given in the tool's menu. After that the viewport3d was added and I could animate the picture in 3D motions. onMouseDown event it would zoom out, rotate on the Y axis and then again rotate back and zoom back in. Here is the application file of the first demo i made using blend
http://rapidshare.com/files/133404008/UntitledProject5.rar.html[^]

But I can't figure out how to include the viewport 3d in system controls like group box, rectangles etc. I googled for it too, but no luck. Frown | :(

If you could help me out a bit here, I can try Sigh | :sigh:

creating that effect Smile | :)

Thomas Stockwell29-Jul-08 10:10

Thomas Stockwell

29-Jul-08 10:10

I am not familiar with the viewport3d control, but I did notice it in a few of my WPF books (so look into getting a good book). You may also want to search the CodeProject, because I have seen some articles about it here.

sumeetneo30-Jul-08 5:06

30-Jul-08 5:06

yes, I think I should get hold of a good book first Smile | :)

thank you