Silverlight in .NET Framework

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Hello! I am working on developing a new code help website named {Code-F1}. My main problem is that I cannot find a free host for an ASP.NET framework, and I do not want to keep my server up 24/7. So, I wish to make the website Silverlight based, but I do not know how to link all the pages together with Silverlight embedded apps. The website is mainly JavaScript, CSS, and HTML, with Silverlight embedded apps, but I need them to communicate. Any ideas?

Posted 23-Sep-12 7:59am

NoahBuscher84

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Kenneth Haugland 23-Sep-12 14:55pm

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AssemblySoft · Accepted Answer · 2012-09-23T08:24:00

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Hi NoahBuscher84, You can communicate back to your server using Ria Services with Silverlight.

Posted 23-Sep-12 8:24am

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Kenneth Haugland 23-Sep-12 14:54pm

From op:
Thanks! Just what I was looking for!