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    Posted: 18-Mar-2011 at 9:53pm
Thank you for your assistance.  I will read up on those links.
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Hi TLy,
 
It seems you are looking into deploying your application.
You will find usefull information in this regard in our DevForce Resource Center here and here.
 
Regards,
   Silvio.
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Hello,
 
I'm very new to WPF and Web development and am evaluating DevForce + Intersoft products. 
 
I was looking at the cool DevForce and Intersoft UI sample and I got everything to compile and run fine.
 
But this is all running from one machine (even thought it's set up for n-tier).  I would like to know what I need to do to make this application run in true n-tier mode where I have the back end running on separate machine and I'm running the client on my machine.  What component goes where?  I'm guessing the DomainModel.dll should go on the server along with the ClientUI2010_Samples.Web.WPF portion.  But I don't kno where to begin.
 
Any pointers or directions is greatly appreciated.
 
Thank you in advance for your help!
Tri
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Thanks for the heads up.
 
You can find the sample here.
 
Silvio.
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Sample link is broken
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Thanks for the recent examples. They are very helpful.

I am currently working on a Caliburn Micro application that utilizes the NorthwindIB database. I will release the code when it is at a suitable state.
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Please check out this application. It is the BEST example of Devforce and MVVM that I have seen. I am using many of the ideas presented here to write an enterprise wide application. Please also check out the Intersoft ClientUI toolset. I have worked with Telerik, Syncfusion, ComponentOne, XCeed, and Infragistics and this toolset is one of the finest that I have seen. It is specifically developed with MVVM in mind. If I was stranded on a deserted island and had my choice of only 2 3rd Silverlight toolsets, I would be in paradise with DevForce and Intersoft ClientUI.
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We just published a new sample application in partnership with Intersoft Solutions.  Here are the highlights:
  • Two solutions, in WPF and Silverlight, share the same source code and XAML
  • Demonstrates MVVM and Repository patterns
  • The views are Blendable and rely on design data delivered by ViewModels
  • It looks great
  • It’s concise and easy to read
  • Includes a fifty page walkthrough that explains how it is put together and why
  • A terrific mash-up of DevForce and some great Intersoft UI controls

To learn more see:



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