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Entities
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CL21
Building Amazing Business Applications with Microsoft Silverlight and
Microsoft .NET RIA Services
CL32
Developing Testable Silverlight Applications
CL22
Advanced Topics for Building Large-Scale Applications with
Microsoft Silverlight
CL19
Building LoB Applications with Silverlight 4
FT55
Developing REST Applications with .NET Framework
FT12
ADO.NET Data Services: What’s New with the RESTful Data Services
Framework
SVC23
Using the Microsoft Sync Framework to Connect Apps to the Cloud
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WCF Layer
Description
Domain Services
Prescriptive E2E experience for
Silverlight applications
Turn-key entity-oriented programming
model for HTTP/RESTful services
Workflow-oriented programming model
for long-running business processes
Method-oriented programming model
for WS-* & REST developers
Data Services
Workflow
Services
Service Model
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All programming models can leverage the wide-ranging set of
behaviors and protocols
We have good integration in SL4/Dev10, that gets even better in Dev11
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