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YES,A web application DEVELOPED by SILVERLIGHT TECHNOLOGY can work with any BROWSER.

Yes,A web application developed by silverlight technology can work with any browser.

YES. SILVERLIGHT was FORMERLY code-named "WPF/E."

Yes. Silverlight was formerly code-named "WPF/E."

There is no hard and fast rule to START Silverlight application. Every developer can start as per his/her experience. like as per my CASE I ALWAYS prefer VISUAL Studio. SO, in my view Visual Studio is the best place to start with Silverlight2 applications.Microsoft provides templates for creating Silverlight applications and libraries in C# and Visual BASIC.

There is no hard and fast rule to start Silverlight application. Every developer can start as per his/her experience. like as per my case I always prefer Visual Studio. SO, in my view Visual Studio is the best place to start with Silverlight2 applications.Microsoft provides templates for creating Silverlight applications and libraries in C# and Visual Basic.

Yes, you can have multiple .XAML files in a single project.In the App.xaml, in the METHOD Application_Startup you can choose, which page you want to INITIALLY DISPLAY.

Yes, you can have multiple .xaml files in a single project.In the App.xaml, in the method Application_Startup you can choose, which page you want to initially display.

Storyboard is a SILVERLIGHT class with controls animations with a TIMELINE, and PROVIDES OBJECT and property targeting information for its CHILD animations.

Storyboard is a Silverlight class with controls animations with a timeline, and provides object and property targeting information for its child animations.

When you run the Silverlight application WITHIN VISUAL Studio, a new folder created in the web-site project for silverlight solution and it happened only first TIME. The folder name is ClientBin and having PACKAGE with XAP extension which contains COMPILED project.

When you run the Silverlight application within Visual Studio, a new folder created in the web-site project for silverlight solution and it happened only first time. The folder name is ClientBin and having package with XAP extension which contains compiled project.

To create an APPLICATION or GAME you need to design, code and GIVE some extra feature to your output. To do the above, you need some controls, IDE etc.

Silverlight Tool kit is nothing but is a collection of Silverlight Tools, Components etc. It includes source code describing the all you need to develop an application.

To create an application or game you need to design, code and give some extra feature to your output. To do the above, you need some controls, IDE etc.

Silverlight Tool kit is nothing but is a collection of Silverlight Tools, Components etc. It includes source code describing the all you need to develop an application.

In the following step(s) I am giving the ideas all about:
1.Create a project:Here you just start your visual studio, Select your programming language [C#/VB], Choose Silverligh Template GIVE the name and SAVE it.
2. Adding SIlverlight CONTROLS:One thing is happened here, controls cannot dragged onto the designer, you can draw/drag the controls on XAML page.
(a) Naming to control:In this step just give the name to your silverligt control LIKE for Button you can give name as:btnmy SilverligtButton
(b)Adding event handlers to Silverlight controls:Here you can give the event handlers like for click etc.
(c)Testing Silverlight applications in Visual Studio:Now just press F5 and test your application.

In the following step(s) I am giving the ideas all about:
1.Create a project:Here you just start your visual studio, Select your programming language [C#/VB], Choose Silverligh Template give the name and save it.
2. Adding SIlverlight COntrols:One thing is happened here, controls cannot dragged onto the designer, you can draw/drag the controls on XAML page.
(a) Naming to control:In this step just give the name to your silverligt control like for Button you can give name as:btnmy SilverligtButton
(b)Adding event handlers to Silverlight controls:Here you can give the event handlers like for click etc.
(c)Testing Silverlight applications in Visual Studio:Now just press F5 and test your application.

As I am from .Net background so in my views you can get C# / Vb.net compiled CODE but in Flash there is only ACTION script. 

As I am from .Net background so in my views you can get C# / Vb.net compiled code but in Flash there is only action script. 

In straight way you create a SUBIMAGE from an existing image. Here you just clip an image, Clipping is just different from Cropping. In clipping, first you have to dictate which PART of the IMAGES to draw and later you have to remove all but the desired part of the image. SILVERLIGHT does not SUPPORT cropping.

In straight way you create a subimage from an existing image. Here you just clip an image, Clipping is just different from Cropping. In clipping, first you have to dictate which part of the images to draw and later you have to remove all but the desired part of the image. Silverlight does not support cropping.

Surprisingly it is not as STRAIGHT forward as it might sound, but ANYONE who SERIOUSLY worked with Silverlight should be easily answer it. One of the ways is: img.Source = new BitmapImage(new Uri("test.png", UriKind. RELATIVE));

Surprisingly it is not as straight forward as it might sound, but anyone who seriously worked with Silverlight should be easily answer it. One of the ways is: img.Source = new BitmapImage(new Uri("test.png", UriKind. Relative));

Expression BLEND provide GREAT EXTENSIBILITY for XAML files.To SWITCH to Expression Blend, right-click on the XAML FILE and select Open in Expression Blend.

Expression blend provide great extensibility for XAML files.To switch to Expression Blend, right-click on the XAML file and select Open in Expression Blend.

You are LOOKING for CANVAS, StackPanel and GRID.

You are looking for Canvas, StackPanel and Grid.

Silverlight USES a particular IMPLEMENTATION of a XAML parser, with that parser being part of the Silverlight core install. In some CASES, the parsing behavior DIFFERS from the parsing behavior in Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), which ALSO has a particular implementation.

Silverlight uses a particular implementation of a XAML parser, with that parser being part of the Silverlight core install. In some cases, the parsing behavior differs from the parsing behavior in Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), which also has a particular implementation.

EXTENSIBLE Application Markup LANGUAGE (XAML,pronounced zammel) is a declarative XML-based language created by Microsoft which is used to initialize structured VALUES and OBJECTS.

Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML,pronounced zammel) is a declarative XML-based language created by Microsoft which is used to initialize structured values and objects.

Silverlight supports displaying static preformatted text that is comprised out of glyph elements and also dynamic text that USES TEXTBLOCK. With glyphs, ONE needs to position the characters individually while TextBlock supports simple layout.

Silverlight supports displaying static preformatted text that is comprised out of glyph elements and also dynamic text that uses TextBlock. With glyphs, one needs to position the characters individually while TextBlock supports simple layout.

Silverlight installs on localized versions of Macintosh computers and Windows. At this TIME, the installation is available in an INTERNATIONAL English format. Final RELEASES will render international text (using double-byte characters) and support the FULL 64K UNICODE character set. Silverlight uses simple input mechanism that treats all the languages in the same way.

Silverlight installs on localized versions of Macintosh computers and Windows. At this time, the installation is available in an international English format. Final releases will render international text (using double-byte characters) and support the full 64K Unicode character set. Silverlight uses simple input mechanism that treats all the languages in the same way.

High-end Windows specific features of WPF, such as REAL 3D, hardware-based video acceleration, and FULL document support, will not be supported in Silverlight. This is by design in order to serve Silverlight’s cross-browser, cross-platform REACH SCENARIO that DEMANDS a light weight plug-in.

High-end Windows specific features of WPF, such as real 3D, hardware-based video acceleration, and full document support, will not be supported in Silverlight. This is by design in order to serve Silverlight’s cross-browser, cross-platform reach scenario that demands a light weight plug-in.

SILVERLIGHT works with any web server just like HTML. VIDEO and audio content can also be downloaded and played back from any Web server platform.The main advantages of Windows server-based DISTRIBUTION of Silverlight applications INCLUDE Windows Media Services with Fast Stream and Fast reconnect technologies, lower distribution costs and tap into the full Windows server ecosystem of platform COMPONENTS and partner solutions.

Silverlight works with any web server just like HTML. Video and audio content can also be downloaded and played back from any Web server platform.The main advantages of Windows server-based distribution of Silverlight applications include Windows Media Services with Fast Stream and Fast reconnect technologies, lower distribution costs and tap into the full Windows server ecosystem of platform components and partner solutions.

The Silverlight browser plug-in is a separate component, independent of Windows Media Player. Silverlight is designed for delivery of cross-platform, cross-browser media experiences and rich INTERACTIVE applications (RIAs) inside a Web browser combining AUDIO, video, animation, overlays, and more. Windows Media Player delivers a BREADTH of local playback and user focused experiences, while also offering SUPPORT for application and Web page EMBEDDING.

The Silverlight browser plug-in is a separate component, independent of Windows Media Player. Silverlight is designed for delivery of cross-platform, cross-browser media experiences and rich interactive applications (RIAs) inside a Web browser combining audio, video, animation, overlays, and more. Windows Media Player delivers a breadth of local playback and user focused experiences, while also offering support for application and Web page embedding.

SILVERLIGHT is BUILT on top of Windows Media ENABLING developers and designers to collaborate in BUILDING media experiences and RIAs. Silverlight is released by the Server and Tools Division at Microsoft as a part of the .NET Framework.

Silverlight is built on top of Windows Media enabling developers and designers to collaborate in building media experiences and RIAs. Silverlight is released by the Server and Tools Division at Microsoft as a part of the .NET Framework.

For CONTENT providers, Silverlight will support digital rights MANAGEMENT (DRM) BUILT on the recently announced MICROSOFT PlayReady content access technology on Windows-based computers and MACINTOSH computers

For content providers, Silverlight will support digital rights management (DRM) built on the recently announced Microsoft PlayReady content access technology on Windows-based computers and Macintosh computers

Dependency PROPERTIES are exposed as CLR properties. Dependency properties purpose is to provide a way of COMPUTING the value of a property that is BASED on the value of other INPUTS.

Dependency properties are exposed as CLR properties. Dependency properties purpose is to provide a way of computing the value of a property that is based on the value of other inputs.

XAML stands for EXTENSIBLE APPLICATION Markup Language. It is an XML based markup language. XAML is the language for visual PRESENTATION of the application development in MS-Expression Blend. Expression Blend application creation is writing XAML code in DESIGN view of Expression Blend.

USUALLY XAML files are compiled and also support parsing during runtime. At runtime XAML file is not seen. When the XAML based project is build, a “g.cs” file will be created in obi\Debug folder.

XAML stands for Extensible Application Markup Language. It is an XML based markup language. XAML is the language for visual presentation of the application development in MS-Expression Blend. Expression Blend application creation is writing XAML code in design view of Expression Blend.

Usually XAML files are compiled and also support parsing during runtime. At runtime XAML file is not seen. When the XAML based project is build, a “g.cs” file will be created in obi\Debug folder.

VC-1 is an industry-standard VIDEO FORMAT, RECOGNIZED by the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE), and most notably ships in all HD-DVD and Blu-ray DISC?certified electronics, hardware, and tools. WINDOWS Media Video 9 (WMV-9) is the Microsoft implementation of the SMPTE VC-1 standard video codec. Microsoft initiated development of the standard with the release of WMV-9 to SMPTE.

VC-1 is an industry-standard video format, recognized by the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE), and most notably ships in all HD-DVD and Blu-ray Disc?certified electronics, hardware, and tools. Windows Media Video 9 (WMV-9) is the Microsoft implementation of the SMPTE VC-1 standard video codec. Microsoft initiated development of the standard with the release of WMV-9 to SMPTE.

IIS smooth streaming enables for delivering HD streams smoothly on any device. IIS smooth streaming is an EXTENSION of IIS7 Media Services 3.0. It enables ADAPTIVE live streaming through HTTProtocols.

IIS smooth streaming enables for delivering HD streams smoothly on any device. IIS smooth streaming is an extension of IIS7 Media Services 3.0. It enables adaptive live streaming through HTTProtocols.

The following FORMATS are SUPPORTED for Video streaming:
- WMV1: Windows Media Video 7
- WMV2: Windows Media Video 8
- WMV3: Windows Media Video 9
- WMVA: Windows Media Video Advanced PROFILE, non-VC-1
- WMVC1: Windows Media Video Advanced Profile, VC-1

The following formats are supported for Audio streaming:
- WMA 7: Windows Media Audio 7
- WMA 8: Windows Media Audio 8
- WMA 9: Windows Media Audio 9
- MP3: ISO/MPEG Layer-3

The following formats are supported for Video streaming:
- WMV1: Windows Media Video 7
- WMV2: Windows Media Video 8
- WMV3: Windows Media Video 9
- WMVA: Windows Media Video Advanced Profile, non-VC-1
- WMVC1: Windows Media Video Advanced Profile, VC-1

The following formats are supported for Audio streaming:
- WMA 7: Windows Media Audio 7
- WMA 8: Windows Media Audio 8
- WMA 9: Windows Media Audio 9
- MP3: ISO/MPEG Layer-3

Silverlight supports database connectivity. It is done through LINQ to SQL classes. 

- Add a new WEB to the solution for hosting the control" radio button is checked. And click on OK.
- Add a new LINQ to SQL class in App_Code folder
- Use server explorer and drag and drop the required table in DataClass
- Add a new Silverlight-enabled WCF SERVICE in Web Project.
- WRITE code on Service.cs to retrieve DATA from tables.
- Use DataClassesDataContetxt class to create OBJECTS.
- Use a variable to store the data from a table

Silverlight supports database connectivity. It is done through LINQ to SQL classes. 

- Add a new Web to the solution for hosting the control" radio button is checked. And click on OK.
- Add a new LINQ to SQL class in App_Code folder
- Use server explorer and drag and drop the required table in DataClass
- Add a new Silverlight-enabled WCF Service in Web Project.
- Write code on Service.cs to retrieve data from tables.
- Use DataClassesDataContetxt class to create objects.
- Use a variable to store the data from a table

The ASP:Silverlight is used to EMBED XAML into ASP.Net pages.The following code snippet ILLUSTRATES this:

<asp:Silverlight ID="Xaml" runat="server" Source="../ClientBin/sample.xap" Width="100%" HEIGHT="100%" /> 

The asp:Silverlight is used to embed XAML into ASP.Net pages.The following code snippet illustrates this:

<asp:Silverlight ID="Xaml" runat="server" Source="../ClientBin/sample.xap" Width="100%" Height="100%" /> 

A collection independent FILES that contain XAML content, media assets, and other application information can be downloaded from within Silverlight.

To download the content, the System.net.WebClient class is used.
- REQUEST the content. The WebClient class empowers you to request the content.
- Specify how to load the content.

To download STRING ELEMENT content use DownloadStringAsync method. This method starts downloading the process which runs asynchronously. Requesting Binary Content

To download binary element content, use OpenReadAsync method. The contents includes compressed files, application modules and media files.

A collection independent files that contain XAML content, media assets, and other application information can be downloaded from within Silverlight.

To download the content, the System.net.WebClient class is used.
- Request the content. The WebClient class empowers you to request the content.
- Specify how to load the content.

To download string element content use DownloadStringAsync method. This method starts downloading the process which runs asynchronously. Requesting Binary Content

To download binary element content, use OpenReadAsync method. The contents includes compressed files, application modules and media files.

Place xaml in Java Script USING createFromXaml FUNCTION. USE

- object.SetFontSource(downloader) for adding the font files in the downloaded content.
- object.SetSource(downloader, part) for setting the value of an IMAGE object
- object.SetValue(propertyName, value) for setting the value .

Place xaml in Java Script using createFromXaml function. Use

- object.SetFontSource(downloader) for adding the font files in the downloaded content.
- object.SetSource(downloader, part) for setting the value of an Image object
- object.SetValue(propertyName, value) for setting the value .

The ELEMENTS mePlayer.width and mePlayer.height retrieves the positions of the MEDIA in SILVER light. The source of the media player is set by mePlayer.Source , using the uri RESOURCE.

The elements mePlayer.width and mePlayer.height retrieves the positions of the media in silver light. The source of the media player is set by mePlayer.Source , using the uri resource.

The value of the target property is animated by a key-frame animation. A transition among its target VALUES over its duration is created. However the targeted values can by any number.

The differences are:

Flash:
- Has no NOTION of animation other than MATRICES transformation.
- Binary shape records are used to store the shapes.
- Supports multiple video formats.
- Works in IE, Firefox, Safari and Chrome

Silverlight:
- Supports the WPF animation model.
- Uses XAML to output a simple XML object.
- Implements industry standard VC-1 codec for video and supports for WMV and WMA.
- Works after INSTALLING silverlight plug-in in IE
- Works after plug-in with warnings about the execution, was installed and works
- Not supported by Safari
- The animated box will be shown but will not ANIMATE.

The value of the target property is animated by a key-frame animation. A transition among its target values over its duration is created. However the targeted values can by any number.

The differences are:

Flash:
- Has no notion of animation other than matrices transformation.
- Binary shape records are used to store the shapes.
- Supports multiple video formats.
- Works in IE, Firefox, Safari and Chrome

Silverlight:
- Supports the WPF animation model.
- Uses XAML to output a simple XML object.
- Implements industry standard VC-1 codec for video and supports for WMV and WMA.
- Works after installing silverlight plug-in in IE
- Works after plug-in with warnings about the execution, was installed and works
- Not supported by Safari
- The animated box will be shown but will not animate.

Silverlight supports 2 types of ANIMATIONS:

From/To/By animation:

Used for animating between a STARTING and ending value:

- From is used to set the starting value
- To is used to set the ending value
- By is used for SETTING ending value relative to the starting value of the animation

Key-frame animation

Key frame objects animates between a SERIES of values. They are powerful than From/To/By animations, as there is FLEXIBILITY to specify any number of target values and even interpolation method can also be controlled. 

Silverlight supports 2 types of animations:

From/To/By animation:

Used for animating between a starting and ending value:

- From is used to set the starting value
- To is used to set the ending value
- By is used for setting ending value relative to the starting value of the animation

Key-frame animation

Key frame objects animates between a series of values. They are powerful than From/To/By animations, as there is flexibility to specify any number of target values and even interpolation method can also be controlled. 

Animation is performed by using Storyboard.TargetName PROPERTY. For example, to animate an OBJECT, the following are the steps:

- Write <BeginStoryboard> tag.
- Embed <Storyboard> tag
- Write <DoubleAnimationUsingKeyFrames> along with begin time and Storyboard.TargetName, Storyboard.TargetProperty attributes. 
- Use <SplineDoubleKeyFrame> tag along with KeyTime and value attributes 
- Close all the corresponding tags.

The following is the SNIPPET of XAML file to animate an object
<BeginStoryboard>
<Storyboard>
<DoubleAnimationUsingKeyFrames BeginTime="00:00:00" 
Storyboard.TargetName= "BORDER" Storyboard.TargetProperty="(Border.Background).
(GradientBrush.GradientStops)[0].(GradientStop.Offset) ">
<SplineDoubleKeyFrame KeyTime="00:00:0" Value="0"/>
<SplineDoubleKeyFrame KeyTime="00:00:1" Value="1"/>
</DoubleAnimationUsingKeyFrames>
</Storyboard>
</BeginStoryboard> 

Animation is performed by using Storyboard.TargetName property. For example, to animate an object, the following are the steps:

- Write <BeginStoryboard> tag.
- Embed <Storyboard> tag
- Write <DoubleAnimationUsingKeyFrames> along with begin time and Storyboard.TargetName, Storyboard.TargetProperty attributes. 
- Use <SplineDoubleKeyFrame> tag along with KeyTime and value attributes 
- Close all the corresponding tags.

The following is the snippet of XAML file to animate an object
<BeginStoryboard>
<Storyboard>
<DoubleAnimationUsingKeyFrames BeginTime="00:00:00" 
Storyboard.TargetName= "border" Storyboard.TargetProperty="(Border.Background).
(GradientBrush.GradientStops)[0].(GradientStop.Offset) ">
<SplineDoubleKeyFrame KeyTime="00:00:0" Value="0"/>
<SplineDoubleKeyFrame KeyTime="00:00:1" Value="1"/>
</DoubleAnimationUsingKeyFrames>
</Storyboard>
</BeginStoryboard> 

The objects Ellipse and Rectangle are supported for transformations. The transformations that SILVERLIGHT supports for elements are rotations, scales, SKEWS, and TRANSLATIONS.

The objects Ellipse and Rectangle are supported for transformations. The transformations that Silverlight supports for elements are rotations, scales, skews, and translations.

The method findName() is used to refer an object inside the SILVERLIGHT control. The CONTAINER reference is MADE in the Container.xaml and the CORRESPONDING JAVA Script file is called as Container.js. Now to access the object use the following function:

Container[1].Element.findName(“MyImageControl”).Source = “myPersonalImage.jpg”

The method findName() is used to refer an object inside the Silverlight control. The container reference is made in the Container.xaml and the corresponding Java Script file is called as Container.js. Now to access the object use the following function:

Container[1].Element.findName(“MyImageControl”).Source = “myPersonalImage.jpg”

The properties of eventArgs are types of KEYS LIKE shift, ctrl and mouse ACTIONS, mouse pointer coordinates, x coordinate VALUE, y coordinate value.

The properties of eventArgs are types of keys like shift, ctrl and mouse actions, mouse pointer coordinates, x coordinate value, y coordinate value.

DRAG and DROP in Silverlight can be implemented by USING Drag Drop MANAGER by using DragSource and DropTarget CONTROLS. DragSource makes any control to be draggable and DropTarget defines a location in the application to drop the DragSources.

Drag and drop in Silverlight can be implemented by using Drag Drop Manager by using DragSource and DropTarget controls. DragSource makes any control to be draggable and DropTarget defines a location in the application to drop the DragSources.

The METHOD removeEventListener() is USED for DELETING an event listener. The PARAMETERS for this method are eventName and listener.

The method removeEventListener() is used for deleting an event listener. The parameters for this method are eventName and listener.

The difference is the action of the button. Once MOUSE button is pressed MOUSELEFTBUTTONDOWN EVENT is invoked and MouseLeftButtonUp event is invoked after pressing LEFT mouse button down and RELEASE it.

The difference is the action of the button. Once mouse button is pressed MouseLeftButtonDown event is invoked and MouseLeftButtonUp event is invoked after pressing left mouse button down and release it.

The mouse events that supports silverlight are

LostMouseCapture - occurs when an UI element lost mouse capture
MouseMove - occurs when the mouse position changes
MouseEnter - occurs when the mouse pointer enters into the bounding AREA of an object
MouseLeave - occurs when the mouse pointer LEAVES the bounding area of an object
MouseLeftButtonDown - occurs when the left mouse button is down
MouseLeftButtonU - occurs when the left mouse button is up FOLLOWED by MouseLeftButtonDown

The mouse events that supports silverlight are

LostMouseCapture - occurs when an UI element lost mouse capture
MouseMove - occurs when the mouse position changes
MouseEnter - occurs when the mouse pointer enters into the bounding area of an object
MouseLeave - occurs when the mouse pointer leaves the bounding area of an object
MouseLeftButtonDown - occurs when the left mouse button is down
MouseLeftButtonU - occurs when the left mouse button is up followed by MouseLeftButtonDown

Silverlight brush objects supports for painting with solid colors, linear GRADIENTS, radical gradients and images.

SolidColorBrush is USED to paint a closed object such as rectangle

LinearGradientBrush - used to paint a linear gradient LIKE glass, WATER and other smooth surfaces.

RadialGradientBrush – used to paint a radial gradient which is a BLEND together along an axis.

Silverlight brush objects supports for painting with solid colors, linear gradients, radical gradients and images.

SolidColorBrush is used to paint a closed object such as rectangle

LinearGradientBrush - used to paint a linear gradient like glass, water and other smooth surfaces.

RadialGradientBrush – used to paint a radial gradient which is a blend together along an axis.

SILVERLIGHT content is hosted on the tag. CSS of DIV can be CHANGED as it is for other HTML documents. The changes can be for absolute positioning, z-indexing, TOP and left PROPERTIES etc.

Silverlight content is hosted on the tag. CSS of DIV can be changed as it is for other HTML documents. The changes can be for absolute positioning, z-indexing, top and left properties etc.

The &LT;path> instruction of XAML allows to DRAW and fill a path. Various points in the path represents are represented by the Data ATTRIBUTE. The attribute includes M which means to move to command, moves to a coordinate and C represents the absolute path. The H represents LINE to command.

The following is the code snippet to draw a path:
<Path Data="M 200,40 C 50,90 200,250 200,75 H 480" Stroke="BLACK" StrokeThickness="4"/>

The <path> instruction of XAML allows to draw and fill a path. Various points in the path represents are represented by the Data attribute. The attribute includes M which means to move to command, moves to a coordinate and C represents the absolute path. The H represents line to command.

The following is the code snippet to draw a path:
<Path Data="M 200,40 C 50,90 200,250 200,75 H 480" Stroke="Black" StrokeThickness="4"/>

The PROPERTIES ‘source’ and ‘elementID’ are to be INITIALIZED. The ‘source’ ATTRIBUTE can be a ‘.xaml’ FILE or an ‘.ASPX’ file.

The properties ‘source’ and ‘elementID’ are to be initialized. The ‘source’ attribute can be a ‘.xaml’ file or an ‘.aspx’ file.

Yes. SILVERLIGHT have System.Console class. It is cocooned in the SecurityCritical ATTRIBUTE. It is so for using for internal uses and MAKING it USELESS for remote USAGE.

Yes. Silverlight have System.Console class. It is cocooned in the SecurityCritical attribute. It is so for using for internal uses and making it useless for remote usage.

False

False

Silverlight media EXPERIENCES and Rich INTERNET APPLICATIONS can be enhanced by the existing ASP.NET AJAX applications. Web applications and ASP.NET AJAX technologies are integrated in Silverlight.

Silverlight media experiences and Rich Internet Applications can be enhanced by the existing ASP.NET AJAX applications. Web applications and ASP.NET AJAX technologies are integrated in Silverlight.

The FOLLOWING are the features of SilverLight: 1. Built in CLR engine is available for DELIVERING a SUPER high performance execution ENVIRONMENT for the browser.

The following are the features of SilverLight: 1. Built in CLR engine is available for delivering a super high performance execution environment for the browser.