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I have written two separate silverlight projects that i need to be able to link together. The first project cycles through nine different bar graphs and the second project cycles through three different line charts.
My goal is to have the program first cycle through the first nine bar graphs, after the ninth bar graph start displaying and cycling through the three different line charts, back to the bar graphs, and repeat.
Is there a way that i can link these projects together in this way?
Because of the nature of silverlight, it is NOT advisable to do so. You would want to rewrite them together. Since Silverlight has a XAP file that needs to be written to and compiled and then run inside of the silverlight plugin, it is in your best interest to have a single project. If you want practice learning to “link” separate projects, try a n-tier architecture approach and refactor your service layer into a separate project. Make no mistake, it’s definitely possible but that doesn’t mean it’s the best choice unless you have a very good reason.
If you do want to investigate this further, see the following links.
Multiple Silverlight Projects in one web app
How To Host More Than One Silverlight User Controls In ASP.NET Web Application?
Multiple Silverlight Pages with one APX