Currently, my DomainService does perform an Initialization of a resource everytime a client is connecting to him. Every client should access the same instance of this resource.
If I don\'t add Insert and Update methods to my domain service, I get exceptions when I try to add entities to the associated EntityCollection of my Entity.Now that I\'ve added them (completely blank)
I am wondering whether Silverlight has a security context where you can flag portions of the code with [PrincipalPermission(SecurityAction.Demand, Role = \"Administrator\")].
I have a silverlight application with two ria domain services (ado.net dataservices). Until recently I have both se开发者_StackOverflowrvices in one \'WCF RIA services Class Library\' and everything w
I have a grid with a domain service binded to the data context. I would like to refresh that data context.
I have a very strange problem: I\'m developing a Silverlight business application with RIA services. I have some DomainServices on the server-side, and with one of them I\'m having the problem, that
I would like to know what are the industry standards or suggestion on how are you doing at your end for following situation.
I have a Silverlight application and I wanted to be able to get data (customers, orders etc) from a database.
I have the following code in the Silverlight RIA WCF services application: protected override void OnNavigatedTo(NavigationEventArgs e)
I have two queries in my RIA DomainService.one is a simple get using linq and the other is a get with a peramiter and a linq join.the simple 开发者_运维百科get when using include() returns the data i
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