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Hi I have a silverlight web app, in the default.aspx there is nothing but when I change the silverlight XAML file, and load the main page it launches the silverlight changes into the default.aspx by itself. How does it know to do this? Is it something to do with the html file? I noted the html file has an object tag pointing to the silverlight app, but how does the default.aspx file then link to that html?
When you create a Silverlight Project with an accompanying web application in the solution, the Visual Studio project template creates several pieces of “scaffolding” for you. It’s easiest to explain with a scenario: If I create a project called “Foo” using the Silverlight Application template, I will get the following:
Solution: Foo (2 projects)
Project: Foo
App.xaml
Page.xaml
Project: Foo.Web (Web Application for testing)
Default.aspx – empty
FooTestPage.aspx – this will include an ASP.NET Silverlight Control
FooTestPage.html – this will include a direct reference to the object tags and embed options for the silverlight output.