Image via WikipediaIntroduction to ArticleThe article is a free continuation of How to Send Message to Desktop Application where the Silverlight application sends a text message to the desktop application. Now I would like to show how the Silverlight application can receive text messages from the desktop application using TCP connection. (Actually, the example below shows the bidirectional communication between the Silverlight application and the desktop application.)
Silverlight: How to Receive Messages from Desktop Application - CodeProject
Very simple example showing how to send a message from Silverlight application to standalone desktop applicationSilverlight: How to Send Message to Desktop Application - CodeProject
The article shows how to implement receiving of notification messages from the hosting server in the Silverlight application by using
Eneter.Messaging.Framework.Basically there are two approaches if you need to implement the communication scenario where the Silverlight client needs to be notified about some events on the server:
Silverlight: Notification Messages from the Server - CodeProject
The article shows how to implement communication between Silverlight application and some non-Silverlight application by using Eneter.Messaging.Framework. The example shows Silverlight client invoking requests to the console application. The request can be paused, resumed or cancelled.
Silverlight: Interprocess Communication from Silverlight Application - CodeProject
Summary: The article shows how to use Eneter.Messaging.Framework for the communication between Silverlight applications to send typed messages (no size limitation).
Silverlight: Comunication between Silverlight Applications with Typed Messages - CodeProject
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