How to configure silver light in asp.net...

If any one knows ...pls help me out

You can try these steps to configure SilverLight

1. With the latest Silverlight bits you will find a new configuration tool in the Silverlight application folder (i.e. c:\Program Files\Microsoft Silverlight) names slup.exe (SilverLight UPdate?). You can open the configuration from any Silverlight host, too, by right-clicking on the host control and click on Silverlight Configuration.

2. On the second tab you can configure how you would like to get the Silverlight plugin updated:

3. The value will be stored in the registry: HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Silverlight\UpdateMode (REG_DWORD)

0 = install updates automatically
1 = check only
2 = never check



slconfig.exe instead of slup.exe

Hopefully the name of the file will be renamed from slup.exe (which seems to only configure the update behaviour) to slconfig.exe (which could configure more settings like storage space for IsolatedStorage,...). I think there will be a set of configurations in the future that user configurable. Plugins like Google Gears or Adobe Flash have their own configurations, too.

I think this would help to figure out the configuration method.

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Just check this...


Follow these steps to install the files and create a Web site that lets you view the documentation.

* Create a folder on the host computer and extract the contents of the zip file into it.
* Open the Internet Information Services Manager (IIS Manager), right-click the Default Web site, select New, and create a new virtual directory using the virtual directory creation wizard. When the wizard prompts you for the alias of the directory, enter devpreview. It is important to name the virtual directory devpreview, because some paths in the documentation website are coded to that specific path name. When the wizard asks you what content directory to use, browse to the local folder in which you extracted the contents of the .ZIP file. In the access permissions step of the wizard, give it permissions to Read and Run Scripts. Note: If you do not give permissions to Run Scripts, the virtual directory will not be created as an application, and the documentation site will not work.
* In IIS Manager, right-click the node for the new dev preview virtual directory, select Properties, and follow these steps:
1. Click the Directory Security tab, click Edit in the Anonymous access and authentication control section, and then make sure that the virtual directory is configured for anonymous user access. (This is typically the default configuration, so you probably do not need to change the setting.) Note: You also need to ensure that the account used for anonymous access, or a user group of which this account is a member, is given Read or Read and Execute permissions on the Windows folder that contains the files for this Web site. To confirm this now, open Windows Explorer, browse to the folder, right-click the folder and select Sharing and Security, and then click the Security tab. If the account being used for anonymous access does not appear on the folder with the required permissions, add it now.
2. In the Documents tab, make sure that the Enable Default Document option is checked.
3. If there is no default file entry for Default.aspx in the list, add one. Also add entries for Default.htm and Default.html, if not already present.
4. In the Virtual Directory tab, make sure that Scripts only is selected in the Execute Permissions list.
5. Click Apply, and close the properties window for the new virtual directory.
6. In the IIS Manager, select and expand the node for the new virtual directory you created.
7. Right-click on the Samples subdirectory, and then click Properties.
8. Click the HTTP Headers tab, and click Mime Types (it may be called File Types in some IIS versions).
9. Register each of the following new file extension types for the Samples directory. You are doing this so that these file types can be downloaded by the Web server to the Silverlight runtime. For each item in the following table, click the New button to create a new MIME type, enter the extension string in the Extension text box, enter the MIME Type string in the Mime Type text box, and then click OK.
Extension MIME Type
dll Assembly
xaml XAML file
py IronPython file
jsx Managed Jscript file
pdb .NET Symbols file
When you have finished entering MIME Types, click OK, then click Apply, and close the IIS Manager.
10. You can launch the Quickstart documentation site, if it is hosted on
Initially fails to run, and you receive browser errors saying that the service is unavailable, or that there are insufficient permissions to access the IIS metabase, you may need to run the Aspnet_Regiis.exe utility from the ASP.NET 2.0 system directory to register the new site and give permissions to the machine account being used by the ASP.NET process. For Windows 2003, the account used by ASP.NET is the NT Authority\Network Service account, and in Windows XP SP2 and Vista, it is the ASPNET account. You can find further help information in these online support topics: ASP.NET IIS Registration Tool, Metaacl.exe modifying metabase permissions for the IIS Admin Objects, and How to repair IIS mapping after you remove and reinstall IIS.

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