In this chapter, you'll learn:
Out-of-Browser Applications
June 20, 2010|Level 200 : Novice
You can deploy your Silverlight application onto a user's computer to gain greater trust (e.g. gain access to file system) and enable the application to run offline.
December 1, 2010|Level 300 : Intermediate
Silverlight started off as a browser plug-in. Since then, Silverlight has emerged as a client platform technology that not only includes browser based applications, but is now a desktop platform as...
December 1, 2010|Level 300 : Intermediate
Silverlight out-of-browser enables you to create desktop applications. Using elevated trust further opens the possibilities of what your application can do. This lab is designed to further explore...
July 9, 2009|Level 300 : Intermediate
Tim Heuer demonstrates the fundamentals of implementing the Out of Browser experience with Silverlight. Tim covers network detection, in/out browser detection, informing users about updates, etc.
May 11, 2010|Level 300 : Intermediate
In this video, Jesse Liberty builds a screen-scraper utility using the out of browser and elevated permissions capabilities of Silverlight 4, as well as its RegEx object.
March 10, 2010|Level 300 : Intermediate
Learn how to work with creating custom window 'chrome' for out-of-browser applications and integrate with new Window APIs when running out-of-browser.