Intersoft ClientUI Documentation
Walkthrough: Create New ClientUI MVVM Scheduling Application (WCF RIA SP1)

This topic describes how to use Visual Studio 2010 to create and build a new Intersoft ClientUI MVVM Schedule Application (WCF RIA SP1) project. The project will create a Silverlight application with built-in navigation feature and MVVM data architecture that targets WCF RIA Services.

Prerequisites

You need the following components to complete this walkthrough:

Intersoft ClientUI MVVM Schedule Application (WCF RIA SP1) Project

A schedule application (WCF RIA SP1) project is created by using the Intersoft ClientUI MVVM Schedule Application (WCF RIA SP1) project template. Use the following steps to create a new schedule application project. The steps below are based on Visual C# project, similar steps is expected in using Visual Basic.

To create an Intersoft ClientUI MVVM schedule application (WCF RIA SP1) project

  1. Start Visual Studio 2010.
  2. On the File menu, click New and then Project.
  3. The New Project dialog box appears.
  4. In the Installed Templates pane, expand the Visual C# node and select Silverlight.
  5. In the list of templates, select Intersoft ClientUI MVVM Schedule Application (WCF RIA SP1). The following illustration shows an example of the Silverlight project templates.
  6. Specify a Name and a Location for the application and then click OK.
  7. To build the Silverlight application project, in the Build menu, click Build Solution.
  8. To debug the Silverlight application project, in the Debug menu, click Start Debugging.
  9. To run the Silverlight application project, in the Debug menu, click Start Without Debugging.

Intersoft ClientUI MVVM Schedule Application Project Files

An Intersoft ClientUI Schedule Application (WCF RIA SP1) project contains the following configuration, assembly references, and code files:

Intersoft ClientUI MVVM Schedule Application (WCF RIA SP1) Project Web Site Files

The Web site contains the following files:

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