You will see the available web parts list for our Team site. Once we edit the page, go to ‘Insert’ tab and click on the ‘Web Part’ button as shown below – Now click on the ‘Edit’ button as shown below – Let’s go to the home page on our SharePoint site. 4) Edit its properties.Ĭlick on ‘Play’ and it will start a Silverlight Media player where you can view your video as shown below –Īnyways, this is not an objective of our demo. By using this dialog box you can – 1) Play the Video. Now if you mouse hover on any of the video file, it will show you a dialog box. I am adding three videos to the library as shown below – Now we have created a library, let’s add a couple of videos in that library. Name the library as ‘Discovery Videos’ and click ‘Create’ button as shown below – Now, click on ‘Library’ group and make a choice of ‘Asset Library’. One thing to notice here is if you right click the ‘Create’ dialog box, it will show that it is a Silverlight Window. Click on ‘Create’ link button as shown below – This will show you all the available contents in the site. The First step is – Go To ‘Site Action’ menu and click on ‘View All Site Content’ menu as shown below – This library is used to store video files. The steps remain the same as shown in my previous article, SharePoint Dashboard with Common Filters using PerformancePoint Services 2010 Now after you have created a SharePoint site with ‘Team Site’ template, let’s add a special library called ‘Asset Library’. The first step is to create a SharePoint site using ‘Team Site’ template. Update: Part 2 of this article can be read here Read SharePoint 2010 List in Silverlight using REST – Silverlight with SharePoint 2010 - Part II
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This article is Part I of Silverlight Integration with SharePoint 2010 where we will see how to use different Web Parts of Silverlight in SharePoint. In this article, we will see how Silverlight can be used in SharePoint 2010.
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