Fun with silverlight4 Table of Content @iRajLal
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This document provides an overview and table of contents for a book titled "Fun with Silverlight 4" which teaches how to create rich internet applications using Silverlight. The book is divided into four sections that cover developing Silverlight applications, interacting with the web, advanced media capabilities, and an appendix. Each section contains multiple chapters on topics such as controls, graphics, animation, data binding, web services, and multimedia.
Fun with silverlight4 Table of Content @iRajLal
- 1. Fun with Silverlight 4 Rajesh Lal Illustrated Guide to Creating Rich Internet Applications (with examples in C#, ASP.NET, XAML, Media, Webcam, AJAX, REST and Web Services)
- 3. Contents at a Glance Introduction ................................................................................................................ 1 Part I Developing Silverlight Applications 1 Design a Rich Internet Application ..........................................................................11 2 Extend Control Framework ......................................................................................69 3 Create Compelling Graphics ................................................................................ 119 4 Work with Animation ............................................................................................. 193 Part II Interact with the Web 5 Extend Browser Programming Model ................................................................... 231 6 Brind Data Visualization to the Web ..................................................................... 295 7 Develop with ASP.NET and AJAX........................................................................ 379 8 Work with Web Services....................................................................................... 413 Part III Advance with Media 9 Play with Media .................................................................................................... 451 10 Fun with Advanced Media .................................................................................... 505 Part IV Appendix 11 Silverlight: A Beginner’s Guide ............................................................................. 559
- 5. Contents Introduction What’s in the Book 1 Section 1: Develop Silverlight Applications 2 Section 2: Interact with Web 2 Section 3: Advance with Media 3 Part I: Developing Silverlight Applications 1. Design a Rich Internet Application Use Common Controls 11 Use a Grid 11 Use Grid Splitter Control 15 Create Popup Control 18 Work with Stack Panel 20 Use Repeat Button 22 Use ToolTip 25 Create Canvas and Shapes 29 Handle Input and Events 32 Capture Mouse Input 32 Capture Mouse 37 Capture Keyboard Input 42 Use Ink 47 Use Dynamic Resources 52 Load XAML Resource dynamically 52 Load XAML Files dynamically 55 Load XAML Code 56 Load Image file 58 Load Media File 60 Load Audio File 62 Use Fonts 63 2. Extend Control Framework Customize Common Controls 69 Create a Reusable Control 69 Apply Style to the Login Control 71 Use Template with controls 75 Create Rich experience with Visual State Manager 78 Reusable Control 82 Create a Thumbnail User Control 82 Create a Slideshow Custom Control 90 DeepZoom 100 Create Single Image Zoom Application 100 Create Multiple Image Zoom with Information 108
- 6. Table of Contents 3. Create Compelling Graphics Understand Layout 119 Work with Border 119 Understand Padding 125 Work with Advanced Shapes 127 Work with Lines128 Draw Curves 131 Create Geometry 132 Draw Arcs 135 Create Yin Yan 137 Work with Paintbrushes 139 Create Solid Color Brush 140 Create a Web Safe Palette 143 Use Predefined Colors 145 Work with Linear Gradient Brush 145 Create a Sun Glow effect 148 Work with Linear Gradient Brush 150 Create Gradient for Prism 151 Work with Radial Gradient Brush 153 Work with Radial Gradient 155 Create Sun glow using Radial Gradient 157 Create a Sunrise picture using Radial Gradient 159 Create a Glass Orb 160 Use Media Brush 162 Use Image and Video in a Brush 164 Apply ImageBrush and VideoBrush in a shape 165 Image and Video Bursh on a Control 166 Work with Transformations 168 Use Rotate Transformation 168 Use Scale Transformation 171 Use Skew Transformation 173 Use Translate Transformation 176 Manipulate Image 178 Stretch Image 179 Clip Image 182 Apply Opacity to an Image 184 Shadow Image 186 Glow Image 187 Add Reflection to an Image 189 4. Work with Animation Understanding Animation 193 Use Double Animation 196 Customize the speed of the animation 199 Rotate an Element 201 Create Multiple Animations 202 Create Point Animation 203
- 7. Create a Solar Eclipse animation 205 Use Point Animation with Gradient 207 Create Color Animation 209 Create a Rainbow with Fade In effect. 214 Understand Keyframe Animation 217 Create Discrete KeyFrame Animation 220 Create Splined KeyFrame Animation 222 Part II: Interacting with the Web 5. Extend Browser Programming Model Get Browser Information 232 Read Query Strings 234 Implement History Navigation 238 Work with Cookies 241 Understand SilverlightHost 244 Access Silverlight Plug-in Values 245 Create Transparent Background 247 Work with Custom Parameters 249 Slideshow Widget with Custom Parameters 251 Create Silverlight Dynamically 254 Use Local Storage 257 Open File Dialog 257 Work with Isolated Store 261 Add Local files to Isolated Store 266 Add embedded files to Isolated Store 271 Work with Isolated Settings 275 Work through HTML Bridge 279 Access Elements in the HTML Page 279 Access Document Object Model (DOM) 283 Access Script on the Page 286 Access Silverlight from the Page 289 6. Bring Data Visualization to Web Know Data 295 Know Array data structures 296 Bind Data with One-Way and Two-Way Binding 311 Work with Data Template 318 Use Data Validation and Conversion 322 Work with XML Data 330 Use XML Reader 331 Create XML using XML Writer 342 Work with XLinq 346 Serialize, De-Serialize XML data 357 Understand JSON Data 360 Consume JSON Data 360 Use JSON Data Contract Serializer 366
- 8. Table of Contents Work with RSS and Atom feeds 369 Read RSS 2.0 and Atom 1.0 feed 370 Format XML as RSS and Atom 1.0 Feed 373 7. Develop with ASP.NET and AJAX Use Silverlight in ASP.NET 379 Create Silverlight using Server code 380 Work with ASP.NET Silverlight Server Control 381 Work with ASP.NET Media Control 383 Encapsulate Silverlight in ASP.NET User Control 386 Work with ASP.NET AJAX Extension 390 Use ADO.NET Data Services 394 Use ADO.NET Data Services for CREATE Operation 399 Use ADO.NET Data Services for READ Operation 404 Use ADO.NET Data Services for UPDATE Operation 408 Use ADO.NET Data Services for DELETE Operation 410 8. Work with Web Services Interact with REST Web Service 413 Use Silverlight to GET from Flickr REST API 414 Use Silverlight to POST to Twitter REST API 421 Work with ASP.NET Web service (ASMX) 426 Use Silverlight enabled WCF service 433 Develop with .NET/WCF RIA Service 439 Part III: Advance with Media 9. Play with Media Work with Rich Media 451 Create a Rich Video Experience 452 Work with Media State and Full Screen Mode 457 Use Video Brush 463 Learn SetSource and MediaStream 470 Encode and Deliver Media 472 Progressive Download Media 473 Know Media Streaming 475 Smooth Streaming 479 Create Media Markers 483 Add Keywords and Thumbnails Media Markers 483 Add Closed Captioning to a Media 487 Add Chapters List and Subtitles 490 Edit Media 494 Insert Image Before/After Media 494 Embed Image into Media 497 Embed Video into Media (Picture in Picture) 500 Embed XAML into Media 501
- 9. 10. Fun with Advanced Media Create an Advanced Media Player 505 Custom Media Player with Timeline 506 Use Media Player Object with Media Skins 510 Customize Encoder Media Player 512 Working with Playlists 520 Create Client Side Playlists 520 Work with Web Playlists 524 Create Server-Side Playlists 527 Use Webcam 529 Use Audio Capture to Record Audio 530 Use Webcam to Record Video 535 Take a Screenshot from Silverlight 542 Use Silverlight Media Frameworks (SMF) 545 SMF Simple Media Player 546 SMF Progressive Download Player 549 SMF Smooth Streaming Player 551 Part IV: Appendix 11. Silverlight:A Beginner’s Guide Silverlight Basics 560 Silverlight Plug-in 561 Steps for rendering Silverlight on a web page 562 Silverlight Host 563 Silverlight Application File (.XAP) 564 Silverlight XAML 568 Extensible Markup Language files (Visual Part) 568 XAML .NET Files (Application Part) 572 Silverlight and .NET Framework 574 Understand the Embedded CLR 575 NET Framework Libraries for Silverlight 575 Create Silverlight Application 578 Creating the Hello World Application 578 Create an Event Driven Application 582
- 11. About the Author Rajesh Lal is passionate about Silverlight and Web technologies. He likes to take a pragmatic approach to solving problems and make extra effort to simplify complex topics. Rajesh has worked on software design and development for more than ten years and had authored multiple books on Windows Gadgets, Web Widgets and Smartphone Web development. He has a Master’s degree in Computer Science from Texas and currently lives in Mountain View, California. Book resources : http://silverlightfun.com Twitter : @rajeshlalnokia Personal website : http://irajesh.com Email : connectrajesh@hotmail.com
- 13. Technical Reviewers Rick Kingslan is a Senior Technical Writer for the Micro- soft Office division, working on the Lync Server product line developing planning and deployment documenta- tion for customers. Rick worked on the Lync Server 2010 resource kit, as well as the Office Communications Server 2007 R2 and 2007 resource kit books. Prior to taking on the role of a technical writer, he worked as a Consultant, Microsoft Consulting Services (MCS) delivering solutions to enterprise customers. During his tenure with MCS, Rick travelled internationally to 12 countries on four continents, delivering Application Compatibility and Remediation seminars. The training was sponsored by the Windows division in an effort to expedite the transition of customers moving from Windows XP and Server 2003. Rick lives and works in Omaha, Ne (yes, Nebraska IS that large, flat place right between Chicago and Denver…OK, Iowa is there, too.) He is married to Sue. Rick’s blog is “Musings of a Constant Geek” at http://rkingsla.wordpress.com/ Kunal Chowdhury is a Microsoft MVP (Silverlight), a Telerik MVP, a Codeproject MVP & Mentor, Speaker in various Microsoft events, Author, passionate Blogger and a Software Engineer by profession. He has a very good skill over Silverlight, LightSwitch, Windows Phone 7, C#, XAML & Blend. He shares his technical findings, tutorials in his technical blog. Follow his Blog and Facebook page to be updated on latest articles. Technical Blog http://www.kunal-chowdhury.com Silverlight-Zone http://www.silverlight-zone.com Twitter http://twitter.com/kunal2383 Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/blog.kunal2383
- 15. Dedication To my wife Lakshmi. Kaise Mujhe Tum Mil Gayee (How did I find you!) Acknowledgement Writing is a fascinating journey, but it is also long and tiring. I would like to extend my special thanks to all my friends and family who supported me during this journey. Specially my mom and dad and my brothers Rakesh and Rajeev, for all the wonderful things I have learned from them, and Simple, and Shilpi for just, being so wonderful, and to my inspiration and my wife Neelu the most beautiful thing happned to me in the last ten years.