Hello<br><br>I got my first APAX code working, and I'm actually a little proud about it. The webpage contains a Silverlight control at the client, which queries a database at the server through APAX. It parses the result with the Linq library and inserts them into the DOM. The server publishes an XML API, and the client can request row after row. When the client need e.g. 10 rows, the API returns only 10 rows, and later on, the client can request the following 10 until the connection has been closed.<br>
<br>The code at the server is based on a template. So, if one needs to publish an API for another database table. He creates a new page based on the mysql-database-xml-api master page and sets a few variables like dbtable, etc..<br>
The Silverlight control is also based on my silvelight-xap master page which creates the xap file on the fly when requested. The code for the API however, isn't yet abstracted.<br><br>The current version of Python Pages is installed and running at the following URL. It uses Silverlight 2, beta 2.<br>
<br><a href="http://home.slenders.be:8000/">http://home.slenders.be:8000/</a><br><br>Click the "test pages" link and then "silverlight client", or "javascript client".<br>At the bottom of each page, a link "view source code" is available. Feel free to click them and see the server side code.<br>
You may also want to look at the documentation, and other test pages.<br><br>In the Administration page, please don't click the "self test" button more then once. What it does is rendering all the pages in the framework and generating an overview of which pages do and which don't work. (Pretty heavy for my little server.) The web based debugger shows the breakpoints, but also isn't fully implemented -- just don't waste too much time there now.<br>
<br>I hope it's worth something. At least, I can't find anyone who's done this before in IPy.<br><br>Jonathan<br><br><br>PS: I didn't yet receive an answer for my last two questions, so if someone knowns about this... (document.createTextNode() and using iterators in IPy to walk through a Linq element container) <br>
<br>PS2: Please don't abuse my home server. The Internet connection isn't that fast, and the server itself isn't too. :)<br>