xaml

25 Nov 2007 7:19 PM

arunonw3@gmail.com

Please answer me

1. Is XAML maily aiming windows. Why is the controls on double click
not produce the event handlers in the c# file( code behind or
something ...)

2. XAML web browser applications doesnt need IIS? Then can we use it
for server side programming? If yes how is it working?

3.How to use the asp.net objects from xaml (web) page. Or is there
any
other method which is specific to xaml for this functionality

26 Nov 2007 4:12 PM

Cowboy (Gregory A. Beamer)

<aruno***@gmail.com> wrote in message

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> Please answer me
>
> 1. Is XAML maily aiming windows. Why is the controls on double click
> not produce the event handlers in the c# file( code behind or
> something ...)

Primarily windows, but the handlers are a bit different as there is a
definite separation of UI and code. What are you using to code applications?

> 2. XAML web browser applications doesnt need IIS? Then can we use it
> for server side programming? If yes how is it working?

You need a way to serve up the applications. IIS is an easy way, but you can
write your own "web server" if you would like. I would not recommend that
approach.

The benefit of XAML, is you can repurpose the UI from desktop to web rather
easily, especially with WFP (windows forms type) and Silverlight 1.1 (web
forms type).

In addition to Silverlight, there is also XBAP, which is a browser
application.

> 3.How to use the asp.net objects from xaml (web) page. Or is there
> any
> other method which is specific to xaml for this functionality

Only in Silverlight 1.1 (which is in alpha). The currently released
Silverlight is driven via JavaScript, not a mini .NET environment.

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Gregory A. Beamer
MVP, MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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