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Here's a version that searches the assembly for the first instance of a class that implements your interface, and if found, creates an instance of that class: IMyInterface myinterfaceobject = null; Stream sourcestream = ...; AssemblyPart assemblypart = new AssemblyPart(); Assembly assembly = assemblypart.Load(sourcestream); foreach (Type t in assembly.GetTypes()) { if (null != t.GetInterface( " IMyInterface" , false ))...

Connect directly to your wsdl and confirm that you do not have problems with your wcf service itself. NotFound is a really poor messaging error which means basically "something's screwed up" and has nothing to do with something not being found.

Goalie35 wrote: My company is looking into beginning to integrate Silverlight into some of our upcoming web projects soon Okay that is nice, but have you ask the question: 'Why are we thinking of doing this? Every successful application must fist use the correct technology to be successful. Ie. I wouldn't use JAVA as my technology on a windows installation when I can use .NET. Reason being I only need to support one operating...

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when i try to run my silver light 3 application i m getting the following message "The Silverlight managed debugging package isn't installed" pls help me to get out of this mess

I am building a Silverlight 3 application using MSBuild. I am attempting to POST data in a HttpWebRequest, and I get error CS1061: 'System.Net.HttpWebRequest' does not contain a definition for 'ContentLength'. Here is a code snippet: HttpWebRequest request = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(uri); request.Method = "POST"; // Create POST data and convert it to a byte array. string postData =...

Hi, I'm working on extensibility of my Silverlight application and would like to load a dll on the client side and invoke methods based on an interface, can it be done? Any links to good articles? I would prefer to not include it in my build of my application, ie the client can upload extensions, and then invoke them, so its not a referenced library...

Hello. My company is looking into beginning to integrate Silverlight into some of our upcoming web projects soon, but before we do, I want to get some opinions from those who are already experienced in developing in it. From what I've read, Silverlight seems to be slowly picking up marketshare (the stats I read showed it's now installed in 40% of all users computers), which is a good thing...but what do you see for the future of...

Hard to say, this early in the game (Ok, it's not THAT early)... But here are my predictions: 1) Adoption will continue to be slow for a while, because let's face it... Most people don't even know what Silverlight is, and Microsoft isn't using their marketing machine yet (Probably waiting until version 4 to start pushing it). 2) Microsoft will package SilverLight in with the next Windows 7 service pack and all subsequent...

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