DEVFORCE SILVERLIGHT APPLICATION: WEB PROJECT READ ME
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To learn what to do next, please consult our "Getting Started" page, 
available from "Windows Start Menu | DevForce 2010 ..."

You'll also find more information online starting at http://www.ideablade.com/DevForceSilverlight/ 

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Hate to read? Think you can figure it out on your own? Here are some hints:


  1) Add a new "ADO.NET Entity Data Model" in this Web Project. 

  2) Try generating the model from our "NorthwindIB" tutorial database which we installed in your SQL Server

  3) Compile the solution

  4) YOU ARE DONE HERE! Go work on the UI in the Silverlight application project.

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Unlike in WCF RIA Services   

  - NO SERVICES TO WRITE 
  - NO WEB.CONFIG TO ADJUST ... assuming you're just running in Visual Studio
  - NO SVC Files
  - No Metadata files
  - No Shared files

Notice the ".tt" file; that's the template we used to generate your entity classes
Notice the ".designer" file under it; that file holds your entity classes.
Notice that the Silverlight application project has a link to that ".designer" code file

Both Web and Silverlight projects share the same entity class definitions ... exactly.

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Many more capabilities await you.

For now, turn your attention to the Silverlight application project.

... and feel free to delete this ReadMe file.  :-)