I can’t see how to do this because silverlight is compiled.
I don’t want to load a video, I want to load a component/object that will be instantiated at runtime. Flash can easily do this as movieclip is also an component/object.
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I can’t see how to do this because silverlight is compiled.
I don’t want to load a video, I want to load a component/object that will be instantiated at runtime. Flash can easily do this as movieclip is also an component/object.
Yes you can, for the nitty gritty details take a look at Managing Dynamic Content Delivery In Silverlight, Part 1.
For a ready made solution you can look at using MEF to provide the framework for building a dynamically compose-able solution. Take a look HERE for a quick start.