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Beginning Silverlight 5 in C#

Beginning Silverlight 5 in C# teaches you everything you need to know to meet the

ever-increasing demand for high-performance website design, presentation, and

functionality. It helps you understand the fundamental concepts and techniques

that lie at the heart of every successful Silverlight application and shows you how

to apply them to your own projects.

Author Robert Lair details the new features and coding practices that Silverlight

provides as well as what sets it apart from other web development tools. He takes

you on a tour of all the tools needed for Silverlight 5 development and then, once

you’ve mastered the basics, you’ll move on to gain a more in-depth knowledge of

the features introduced with Silverlight 5, including H.264 protected content, right-

click event handling, a new printing API, and support for the Managed Extensibility

Framework.

Beginning Silverlight 5 in C# brings you the very latest thinking in Silverlight

development. It is packed with practical guidance that will help you get started

building high-quality applications and websites.

Contents at a Glance

 About the Author.................................................................................................. xiv

 About the Technical Reviewer .............................................................................. xv

 Acknowledgments ............................................................................................... xvi

 Introduction ........................................................................................................ xvii

 Chapter 1: Welcome to Silverlight 5 .......................................................................1

 Chapter 2: Introduction to Visual Studio 2010......................................................11

 Chapter 3: Layout Management in Silverlight ......................................................29

 Chapter 4: Silverlight Controls..............................................................................59

 Chapter 5: Data Binding and Silverlight List Controls ..........................................89

 Chapter 6: Silverlight Toolkit ..............................................................................129

 Chapter 7: Data Access and Networking ............................................................157

 Chapter 8: Navigation Framework......................................................................175

 Chapter 9: Isolated Storage in Silverlight...........................................................205

 Chapter 10: System Integration and Device Support.........................................237

 Chapter 11: Introduction to Expression Blend ....................................................259

 Chapter 12: Styling in Silverlight........................................................................281

 Chapter 13: Transformations and Animations ....................................................315

 Chapter 14: Custom Controls ..............................................................................337

 Chapter 15: Printing in Silverlight ......................................................................357

 Chapter 16: Deployment .....................................................................................373

 Index ...................................................................................................................393

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Introduction

There are many ways you can learn a new technology such as Silverlight. For starters, Microsoft has

gotten better and better with the documentation that is released with its programming technologies, and

it has also supplemented that documentation with employee blogs and technology sites such as

www.silverlight.net. There are widely used forums that are available where many experts participate.

Training can also be purchased if you have the cash flow to justify it. While all of these are great options,

many people still resort to purchasing a book on the technology. But with so many books on the market,

how do you know what book is best?

My philosophy on learning a new technology is that there is no better way than to actually try it

out for yourself. That is why I have written Beginning Silverlight 5 in C# focusing on a number of step-by-

step, walk-through tutorials that will give you hands-on experience with the different topics and get you

started developing Silverlight applications on your own.

Who Should Read This Book

This book is written for application developers who want to get started with Silverlight. It assumes that

you have some experience developing applications using technologies related to Microsoft Visual Basic,

ASP, or .NET and have worked with Microsoft Visual Studio. You should be familiar with the JavaScript,

C#, and XML languages.

How This Book Is Organized

Each chapter focuses on a particular area of Silverlight and contains one or more “Try It Out” exercises

that allow you to apply what you have learned. Here is a summary of what each chapter includes:

• Chapter 1, “Welcome to Silverlight 5,” gives you an introduction to rich interactive

(or Internet) applications (RIAs) and Silverlight. You will also learn about the tools

used in developing Silverlight-enabled applications.

• Chapter 2, “Introduction to Visual Studio 2010,” introduces Visual Studio 2010 and

the important new features offered in this version. In this chapter, you will build

your first Silverlight application.

• Chapter 3, “Layout Management in Silverlight,” discusses Silverlight’s flexible

layout management system, which lets you specify how controls will appear in

your applications. It describes Silverlight’s layout management controls in depth.

 INTRODUCTION

xviii

• Chapter 4, “Silverlight Controls,” introduces the common controls that are

provided with Silverlight. You will continue to work with these controls

throughout the book.

• Chapter 5, “Data Binding and Silverlight List Controls,” looks at the Silverlight

controls that display lists of data and how to bind data to these controls. You’ll see

that these controls are flexible and can show data in unique ways.

• Chapter 6, “Silverlight Toolkit,” discusses the Silverlight Toolkit, an open-source

project that extends the Silverlight control set to include a number a controls,

themes, and frameworks that will help you be more productive as a Silverlight

developer.

• Chapter 7, “Data Access and Networking,” describes how data access in Silverlight

applications works differently than it does in traditional applications. It then

explores mechanisms for accessing data in Silverlight applications, focusing on

the use of web services.

• Chapter 8, “Navigation Framework,” looks at building Silverlight applications that

allow the user to navigate through different pages, creating an experience similar

to browsing through different pages of a web site.

• Chapter 9, “Isolated Storage in Silverlight,” covers localized storage in Silverlight,

which is handled by its isolated storage feature. You’ll learn how to store user-

specific data for your application and have that data persist over browser

instances.

• Chapter 10, “System Integration and Device Support,” covers how Silverlight

applications can support notifications, integrate with legacy COM applications

and libraries, access a user’s web camera and microphone, and be enabled as a

drop target.

• Chapter 11, “Introduction to Expression Blend,” gets you started with Microsoft

Expression Blend, which lets you edit XAML documents visually.

• Chapter 12, “Styling in Silverlight,” describes how you can control the styles of

your Silverlight application’s user-interface elements. You’ll learn about defining

style properties inline using both Visual Studio and Expression Blend, as well as

how to use Silverlight styles.

• Chapter 13, “Transformations and Animation,” covers creating animations in

Silverlight. You’ll see how Expression Blend helps you create complex animations

and transformations.

• Chapter 14, “Custom Controls,” explains the basics of creating custom controls in

Silverlight. First, it covers when it is appropriate to write custom controls in

Silverlight, and then it describes how to build a custom control that has several

different states.

• Chapter 15, “Printing in Silverlight,” discusses how to add printing functionality to

Silverlight applications.

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