Silverlight Ink SDK Sample - hosted through Silverlight Streaming

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With the 'Silverlight Streaming' service you can now invoke a hosted Silverlight application using an IFrame - without any JavaScript! This allows you to embed Silverlight content on sites that do not allow adding JavaScript, as long as they support IFrames. For details refer to this MSDN topic.

To demonstrate this great service, I have taken the Silverlight Ink SDK Sample, uploaded it to Silverlight Streaming and then embedded it on this blog using an IFrame, like this:

<IFRAME src="https://silverlight.services.live.com/invoke/34348/InkCanvasSample/iframe.html" frameBorder=1 width=400 scrolling=no height=300></IFRAME>

The highligthed part is the key: it specifies your Silverlight Streaming application ID and name of your app. For more information about Microsoft Silverlight Streaming, visit https://silverlight.live.com/.

Here is the sample for you to try out:

Comments

  • Anonymous
    November 05, 2007
    Are you using Windows Journal to jot down your thoughts on your Tablet PC? Did you ever wish to publish

  • Anonymous
    December 12, 2007
    How can you make the person on the other computer see what you are doodling? And how do you save it to load on later?

  • Anonymous
    December 14, 2007
    The comment has been removed

  • Anonymous
    July 30, 2008
    How do you use this JavaScript code to exract xml file? Do you add it to index.html or to the .js folder? I cannot serialize it to a string to post it back to my windows live server!