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Microsoft Visual Studio 2010: A Beginner’s Guide
Running Silverlight Out-of-Browser (OOB)
A new capability of Silverlight 3 is running out-of-browser, meaning that users can load
your application onto their desktop without needing to visit the hosting site. To implement
OOB, open the Silverlight application properties by double-clicking the Properties folder
in Solution Explorer. You’ll see a window similar to Figure 10-4.
your application onto their desktop without needing to visit the hosting site. To implement
OOB, open the Silverlight application properties by double-clicking the Properties folder
in Solution Explorer. You’ll see a window similar to Figure 10-4.
Most of the properties in Figure 10-4 have been covered in previous chapters. What’s
different is the section on Silverlight build options, which allows you to set the version
and check the box to reduce the size of the *.xap file through caching. However, leave the
option to reduce the *.xap file size unchecked if running OOB because it’s not compatible
and check the box to reduce the size of the *.xap file through caching. However, leave the
option to reduce the *.xap file size unchecked if running OOB because it’s not compatible
Figure 10-4
Silverlight properties