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Can you expand this just a little?
I am very new to silverlight and using web services.
Now that I have followed your article and published the web service piece to the server (and moved that pesky app.config connection string to web.config and changed the namespace in that model.designer.cs) everything works swell!!
However, how do I write a brand new Silverlight application that reuses that service? I've seen examples of exposing the RIA Service as WCF/WSDL or OData services, but nothing that allows me to reuse a RIA Service as a RIA Service.
Please help.
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