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Displaying Graphs with an Object Oriented Approach using Silverlight SDK and Visual Studio 2008
In this article, we will focus on developing a Silverlight application which consumes an ASP.NET web service and presents data in the form of a bar graph using Visual Studio 2008. We will follow a simple object oriented approach for creating dynamic Silverlight objects using Silverlight SDK.
Read the full article here: Displaying Graphs with an Object Oriented Approach using Silverlight SDK and Visual Studio 2008 For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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