How to View XPS(Fixed page) in Silverlight 4

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Hi All, I am trying to render the data from an XPS file and to show using Silverlight4. I don't have much idea on Silverlight but I have knowledge on WPF. How to view XPS(Fixed Document) in silverlight 4 I am able to view XPS(Fixed Document) in WPF, but not in silverlight. Is there a alternative way to do in silverlight?
I have gone through http://blogs.msdn.com/b/delay/archive/2007/05/22/lighting-up-the-xml-paper-specification-proof-of-concept-xps-reader-for-silverlight.aspx this link also but while I was going to run the sample application given on this link it showed me an error :-The Remote Server Returned an Error:Not Found

Any reply will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in Advance

Posted 16-Dec-10 17:43pm

Basnta Padhi

Updated 16-Dec-10 18:00pm

JF2015

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JF2015 17-Dec-10 0:00am

Edited to fix the link.

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Pete O'Hanlon · Answer 1 · 2010-12-26T11:40:00

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It's not free, but you might want to look at the Silverlight Document Toolkit[^]. Most of the homegrown solutions use really hacky attempts at manipulating the RTB, and end up looking incredibly poor.

Posted 26-Dec-10 11:40am

Pete O'Hanlon