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Ouch. Oh well, I'm sure you'll find the control useful for other things.
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Hi,
Is there a siliverlight 4 or wpf 4 book which takes you through a step by step on doing a complete case study in c# ?
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No. I've often thought of writing one for WPF, but sadly I don't have the time.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote: writing one for WPF, but sadly I don't have the time.
I'm waiting for you to find the time then.
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If you do a search on the internet, you will find tons of articles that can help you out.
For e.g. see here[^].
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hi,
am trying to export datagrid in silverlight to excel by using C#. It should be save in .xlsx format.Any one guide me how to do this.
please send me any links for reference.
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Have a look at this[^] article.
You can have a look here[^] too.
Infragistics provide a datagrid that has export to excel as an inbuilt feature, but this datagrid is not free.
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if your gonna go third party, go Telerik.
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Requesting you not to cross-post[^].
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You will need to write some logic to do this.
After capturing the event mouse move event, you will need to make a note of the co-ordinates and then transform to them after multiplying / dividing them by the zoom factor.
Sorry, but I cannot seem to think of anything easier or better.
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Has anyone tried to code a SilverLight app to access a locally connected Fingerprint scanner device while staying INSIDE the browser?
I know we know have access to things like USB video and audio, but I am not sure about Fingerprint scanners.
Just curious if anyone has tried it yet...
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Ray Cassick wrote: Just curious if anyone has tried it yet...
Not really - knowing the security sandbox Silverlight runs in - I would feel this would not be possible.
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No you can't. If the manufacturer provided a COM API, you could accomplish this through the COM OOB experience.
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I figured...
You know, I had really expected this to be allowed in SOME manner since this provides a pretty reliable way to authenticate. I would have almost expected that a BIO API device would be allowed. Geeez, they allow you access to the camera and headset while remaining in-browser now, why not a security device 
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Ray Cassick wrote: they allow you access to the camera and headset while remaining in-browser now, why not a security device
The theory is that by this stage you will already have been authenticated.
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Yeah, I guess you are right... Just seems that THIS of all things should be somethign ALLOWED inside the browser
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Hi guys,
I have go get all names of columns of all tables in the model???How can i do this??
i'm a beginner of programming in silverlight
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You need a web service to do this - you cannot directly use ado.net in Silverlight.
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Ok..can u plz give me more details?
anyway , thank u very much
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On the WCF side, use ADO.net to get the column names. Return this as a list to Silverlight via the service.
That should do it.
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Thanks Abhinav thank you very much
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Hi abhinav your answer was good.
but what did you mean with "use ADO.net to get the column names"???
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jadughar wrote: use ADO.net to get the column names"???
You will need to write a query and execute it(probably using a data adapter) to fetch the column list on the server. You will then pass this back to the client via the WCF service.
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Hi Abhinav I would like to thank you for your patience with me.
You'll now understand that i am a beginner, and i'm not very good to talk in english.
Do you have some article or tutorial, about creating a Service, which explain the topic easily???
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