I'm a bit of an ASP.NET noob so hopefully the answer to this is not too obvious...

I wrote a control in Silverlight 1.1 alpha and followed the beginners tutorial at http://dnnsilverlight.adefwebserver.com/Samples/StartHere/tabid/61/Default.aspx for adding it to my DNN test site, making adjustments for version 1.1

I can't figure out how to get VS2008 to compile the DLL in the DNN project. But I can get it to compile in it's original project, so no big deal.

The problem is I'm getting a 2252 Error AG_E_Runtime_Managed_Assembly_Download when I try and run the control. 

I put the dll in:

DesktopModules/SilverLightTest/ClientBin/Silverlighttest.dll

and

ClientBin/Silverlighttest.dll

I get the download dialog if I try and access the file in either location. So it looks like it is not attempting to execute the file on server.

This is the header:

<Canvas
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/client/2007"
xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
Width="640" Height="460"
Background="White"
xmlns:SilverlightTest="clr-namespace:SilverlightTest;assembly=ClientBin/SilverlightTest.dll"
x:Class="SilverlightTest.Page;assembly=ClientBin/SilverlightTest.dll"
x:Name="Page"
>

Where is it looking for the DLL at? 

(If I run it using the original project HTML file from this location it runs fine, server is my dev site on my WinXP machine.)

John Fenton
www.wordmasters.com

Right now I have no Silverlight 1.1/2.0 stuff (only Silverlight 1.0). I'm waiting for the next Silverlight 2.0 release because I expect major changes.

>>Right now I have no Silverlight 1.1/2.0 stuff (only Silverlight 1.0). I'm waiting for the next Silverlight 2.0 release because I expect major changes.

Ya I'm just goofing off, trying to learn a bit of ASP.Net & DNN.  My control turned out pretty good, but I have to wait for 2.0 to come out before I can realistically use it.  2.0 should also have some features that I really want to add to it.

The DLL issue I ran into will probably still exist in 2.0 since that appears to be the direction they are headed with it. 

Your tutorials were very well written so it was pretty easy to translate for 1.1 mostly just had to substitute some c# code for some of the jscript and make a few other minor adjustments. 

John Fenton
www.wordmasters.com