5 posts found for category: cross-domain
- (03-Jun-2008) - Reading data and RSS with Silverlight and no cross-domain policy
So you want to read an RSS/Atom feed on the interwebs and saw the SyndicationFeed class you could use in Silverlight to give a nice RIA display of the syndicated data. Great, no problem right, just wire up an WebClient, point it to the RSS feed on something like http://silverlight.net or something and boom, done. Wait, what’s this 404 Not Found error? In most cases this is going to be a result of a cross-domain issue. If you haven’t started working with services yet, Silverlight requires a cross-domain policy file to be in place to access remote data not on the same site-of-origin of the Silverlight application. - (14-Oct-2008) - Calling secure (SSL) services from Silverlight 2
- (06-Jun-2008) - Silverlight 2 Beta 2 updates for web services
- (06-Jun-2008) - Important change to Sockets in Silverlight 2
- (10-Jun-2010) - Hosting cross-domain Silverlight applications (XAP)