Send large string from silverlight(OB) to asp.net without query string

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I am working in Silverlight(out of browser mode) project. I have sent data from silverlight end to server end by using WebBrowser(query string). But query sting has capacity problem. You know that query string max length is 2048(IE). But I need to send huge data from client to server. Now what should I do to send huge data(greater than 2048) from silverlight to asp.net host. I do not want to .ashx. I want to use .aspx. thanks

Posted 16-Feb-14 23:37pm

amin uddin cs

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Ziee-M 17-Feb-14 5:49am

I never used Silverlight, but i guess if you can't use Post instead of get, the remaining solution is to use WCF services.

amin uddin cs 17-Feb-14 5:59am

Thanks. Actually I want to render RDLC report in WebBrowser. So I need it in aspx page.

Ziee-M 17-Feb-14 6:06am

I don't understand very well your issue, could you explain more in depth? i worked a lot with webbrowser, i think i may help you a little more

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db7uk · Answer 1 · 2014-02-17T01:03:00

You best bet would be to either use a service or call a javascript function passing the text as an argument. That way you could then call a webmethod from the aspx page from js.

Calling Silverlight Method from JavaScript and JavaScript Function from Silverlight[^]

or

http://www.mostlydevelopers.com/blog/post/2008/08/11/Call-Javascript-Method-from-Silverlight-and-Vice-Versa.aspx[^]