You’ll be pleased to know that Silverlight 2.0, which is to be released early next year, is going to include a richer set of controls.
As far as debugging goes, it’s important to remember that the web browser won’t allow cross domain requests. There is a link to Silverlight project option in the Solution Explorer in VS. That way you can host Silverlight in your ASP.NET project, and have it communicate happily with your web service. For more info on that, check out my article. I don’t know if that was the problem, but I thought I would mention it.

About that error. I have had one other person tell me about it, but as yet I have been unable to reproduce it. I wonder if you are using the 1.1 September refresh plugin?

You have a nice blog. Keep up the good work. :)

Best regards,
Daniel

Thanks a lot for visiting my blog..

btw it’s also at http://www.codeproject.com/Feature/VS2008/

Congratulation!! Your game is amazing, man.. I will update about this.

I started learning about silverlight 1.1 last week. (I’m not sure whether I should learn about Silverlight 1.0 or not. I’m familiar with Javascript and pure Ajax but don’t know about ASP.NET Ajax.) for the time being, silverlight is pretty weird for me.. no rich textbox, no relative positioning and etc.. debugging the Silverlight with webservice is very bad.. I don’t know why. sometimes it works and sometimes not..

Just wanted to let you and your readers know that you can play it online at http://www.orpius.com/Silverlight/AlienSokoban/

Thanks. I got the error below when I try to access your link..

Silverlight error message
ErrorCode : 2254
ErrorType:ParserError
Message: AG_E_PARSER_UNKNOWN_TYPE
XamleFile : Page.xaml
Line:9
Position:27

Thanks again for visiting my blog..

Thanks for listing my Alien Sokoban game. Just wanted to let you and your readers know that you can play it online at http://www.orpius.com/Silverlight/AlienSokoban/

btw it’s also at http://www.codeproject.com/Feature/VS2008/

Cheers,
Daniel