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Chapter 10: Designing Silverlight Applications
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Deploying Silverlight Applications
You can deploy a Silverlight application to a Web site, as you would an ASP.NET MVC
application. However, you’ll need to ensure the MIME type and policy is in place to
ensure the application will run outside of your development environment.
application. However, you’ll need to ensure the MIME type and policy is in place to
ensure the application will run outside of your development environment.
If you’re running IIS 7, Silverlight will already be set up. However, if you’re
deploying to an IIS 6 server, you must set the MIME type for *.xap files to application/
x-silverlight-app as described in the following steps:
x-silverlight-app as described in the following steps:
1.
Open Administrative Tools | Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
2.
Under Web Sites, in IIS, right-click on the Web site for your Silverlight application and
select Properties.
3.
Click the HTTP Headers tab, click MIME Types, and click New.
4.
Type .xap as the Extension and application/x-silverlight-app as the MIME type.
Click OK three times to close all windows and close IIS.
Additionally, you must have a policy file in the root folder of your Web site. There
Additionally, you must have a policy file in the root folder of your Web site. There
are two types of policy files you can use: crossdomain.xml or clientaccesspolicy.xml.
Figure 10-8
Executing an OOB application