I\'m new to Sliverlight and RIA Services and I\'ve hit a bit of a wall. I have a Silverlight app that needs to access our DAL to get our custom objects to populate the UI. I set up the RIA service. I
Is there a way that I can host a light weight version of LDAP on my developer box, so I can test out scenarios like creating a new domain account when a new employee is hired.
In my SilverLight app I have a simple entity-model containing one table: [Memo]. The memo table definition/class layout:
The Problem, in short I am encountering lag (resulting in a time out) when calling a domain service query.
I have a database with a gazillion entities, I watched Tim Heuer\'s video about Silverlight & RIA Services, and he explained how to generate a DomainService.
Suppose I have entity Person with properties typeid and salary. I build a business rule for this two properties like:
I have the code below which is basically calling a Domain Service in a SilverLight Application. LoadOperation<tCity> loadOperation = _dataContext.Load(query,callBack, true);
In my authentication service, I would like to call methods (query or invoke) on my User service to validate credentials. So, for example:
I need to pass a set of values to a DomainService method. Here\'s what I\'d like the service method to look like:
I have a domain service, derived from LinqToEntitiesDomainService<FOOEntities> It has one method, IQueryable<Bar> GetBar(). GetBar returns a LINQ query on the entity model. The LINQ works