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WebPart Installation, configuration and use of SilverPart webpart in MOSS Webpart

In this document we will see how to view Silverlight applications in MOSS.
First, we downloaded on the host web browser which we will use to administer our site MOSS Silverlight 2.0 plugin available at:

http://www.microsoft.com/silverlight/resources/install.aspx ? v = 2.0 # INSTRUCT

After installing the plugin we downloaded the webpart SilverPart, which allows visualization Silverlight application, available at the following address:

http://www.codeplex.com/silverpart/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=15099

proceed to install the webpart on the server SilverPart Site MOSS, running setup.exe:

We click Next to continue.
accept the license terms and click on Next:

selected web sites where we want to install the webpart:

Clicking Next starts the installation of the webpart:

After installation a window will inform us of any errors that happened during it, in our case, none:

Next, we turn our webpart on the site in which you want to use. In our case, we want the webpart available to any site, so we go to the site root of our MOSS server -> Site actions-> Modifiy All Settings-> Site Collection Administration -> Site collection features. We seek SilverPart Beta 2.0 webpart and click the Activate button to proceed to enable:

create a new site to test the webpart we've just installed.
changed the way editing site (Site Actions-> Edit Page) and add a webpart:

In the next window select the checkbox SilverPart WebPart Beta 2.0:

add by clicking the Add button. We edit the webpart
SilverPart (Edit-> Modify Shared Web Part):

On the right side of the site setup window appears in we can specify whether the plugin installed is the 1.0 or 2.0. In the event that either (as in our case) to 2.0, we must specify the file. Xap our Silverlight application. Where to store then our. Xap file to reference it? There are three options: • Add
. Xap file to a Sharepoint list and reference the same element.
• Publish the file to a website or ftp (can be on the same server or another), and reference it using its url.
• Copy the file. Xap in the file system of our MOSS server.
We have chosen the latter option. To do this, copy the following path in our archive. Xap:

C: \\ Inetpub \\ wwwroot \\ wss \\ VirtualDirectories \\ 80 \\ Carrousel Carrousel Silverlight Silverlight

Where is the folder the file wrapper. As our Silverlight application handles images, they also copied the same folder.

Back to our site, the configuration window SilverPart webpart beta 2.0, specifying that the Silverlight plugin is version 2.0, and the file. Xap is / Carrousel% 20Silverlight/YetAnotherCarousel . xap. We also changed the size of the control to 1000 * 1000 for the correct display of our application:

The following picture shows how our Silverlight application displayed on our site: