Inside Silverlight 2: Part 2

Inside AppManifest.xaml The file contains the following: The manifest specifies the entry point assembly which should be loaded by the Silverlight host and within the assembly it requires a type derived from System.Windows.Application for start executing the application. Here, the assembly [...]

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Inside Silverlight 2 – Part 1

I would like to share some of my basic understanding of Silverlight internals in this series. XAP File When you build a Silverlight 2.0 application, the final outcome would be: 1. ApplicationName.dll 2. AppManifest.xaml 3. ApplicationName.xap When a request is made for a page which contains a Silverlight, the server sends the page with the [...]

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Issue: SQL Server 2005 Failed to Start – master.mdf is compressed

After a long while, I tried to start SQL Server in my home laptop.  It throws the following error message in the event log: The file “C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.2\MSSQL\DATA\master.mdf” is compressed but does not reside in a read-only database or filegroup. The file must be decompressed. When I opened the files in my $$SQL [...]

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Starting my Silverlight 2 Journey

Since I was mostly spent my time on behind-the-scene technology, I had put a hold on “Silverlight”. Also, I am waiting for its final customer release. Installed all Silverlight ingredients on my Visual Studio 2008 box successfully. Struck up with VS2008 SP1 update, because of its online 781MB installar size. Finally, I got an offline [...]

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