May 2010
Intermediate to advanced
1272 pages
61h 18m
English
When you create a Silverlight application, in the web host project you can notice the presence of a folder named ClientBin. When you compile the project, this folder contains the build output of the Silverlight client project (not the web project). For this you need to know that Silverlight applications are packaged into .xap files, which contain the actual application and its resources. Thus when the build process is complete, the ClientBin folder contains the generated .xap file. When you run the application by pressing F5, it will be packaged and deployed on the local file system and will be hosted by the ASP.NET development server so that you can run it in your web browser. Because of all these operations, ...
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