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OpenRiaServices
  • Start
  • Prerequisites for Open Ria Services
    • Walkthrough: Installing and Configuring SQL Server 2008 R2 Express with Advanced Services
    • Walkthrough: Installing the AdventureWorks OLTP and LT sample databases
  • Creating Open Ria Services Solutions
    • Walkthrough: Taking a Tour of Open Ria Services
    • Walkthrough: Creating a Open Ria Services Solution
    • Walkthrough: Creating a Open Ria Service with the Code First Approach
    • Walkthrough: Using the Silverlight Business Application Template
    • Walkthrough: Creating a Open Ria Services Class Library
    • Walkthrough: Localizing a Business Application
    • How to: Create a Domain Service that uses POCO-defined Entities
    • How to: Add or Remove a Open Ria Services Link
    • Using the Domain Service Wizard
  • Building Secure Applications with Open Ria Services
  • Deploying and Localizing a Open Ria Services Solutions
    • Troubleshooting the Deployment of a Open Ria Services Solution
    • Troubleshooting the Deployment of a Open Ria Services Solution
    • Walkthrough: Localizing a Business Application
  • Middle Tier
    • Domain Services
      • Walkthrough: Adding Query Methods
      • How to: Add Business Logic to the Domain Service
      • How to: Create a Domain Service that uses POCO-defined Entities
      • How to: Use HTTPS with a Domain Service
    • Data
      • Compositional Hierarchies
      • Presentation Models
      • Inheritance in Data Models
      • Complex Types
      • Shared Entities
      • Walkthrough: Sharing Entities between Multiple Domain Services
      • How to: Add Metadata Classes
      • How to: Validate Data
      • Managing Data Concurrency
    • Shared Code
      • How to: Share Code through Source Files
      • Walkthrough: Creating a Open Ria Services Class Library
  • Silverlight Clients
    • Client Code Generation
    • DomainContext and Operations
    • DomainDataSource
    • Error Handling on the Client
    • Customizing Generated Code
      • How to: Add Computed Properties on the Client
  • Accessing non-Silverlight Clients
    • ASP.NET Clients
    • Walkthrough: Using the Domain Service in ASP.NET Applications
  • Authentication, Roles, and Profiles
    • How to: Enable Authentication in Open Ria Services
    • How to: Enable Roles in Open Ria Services
    • How to: Enable Profiles in Open Ria Services
    • How to: Create a Custom Authorization Attribute
    • Walkthrough: Using Authentication Service with Silverlight Business Application
    • Walkthrough: Using Authentication Service with Silverlight Navigation Application
  • End-to-EndScenarios
    • Walkthrough: Retrieving and Displaying Data From a Domain Service
    • Walkthrough: Editing Data From a Domain Service
    • Walkthrough: Displaying Data in a Silverlight Business Application
    • Walkthrough: Displaying Related Data in a Silverlight Business Application
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  • To remove a Open Ria Services link from an existing solution
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  1. Creating Open Ria Services Solutions

How to: Add or Remove a Open Ria Services Link

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[ This document was written for WCF Services Version 1 Service Pack 2 and might not be up to date Please see or for a list of changes since WCF RIA Services ]

This topic describes how to add or remove a Open Ria Services link between a new Silverlight client application and an existing ASP.NET project.

A Open Ria Services solution basically consists of client and a server projects that are linked by such a Open Ria Services link, so adding and removing them is a critical task.

This topic assumes that you have completed the , , and Walkthrough: Creating a Open Ria Services Class Library topics, or have equivalent knowledge and an existing Open Ria Services solution available.

When you create a new Silverlight Business Application project, you can create a new Open Ria Services Class Library project, or you can select the Enable Open Ria Services check box in the New Silverlight Application dialog box, and a Open Ria Services link between the client project and the server project is created automatically.

To add a Open Ria Services link to an existing solution

  1. Open an existing Open Ria Services solution.

  2. In Solution Explorer, right-click the Silverlight client project and select Properties.

    The Silverlight tab of the project designer appears.

  3. In the Open Ria Services link drop-down list, select the server project that you want to use for the middle tier with this client project.

To remove a Open Ria Services link from an existing solution

  1. In Solution Explorer, right-click the Silverlight client application and select Properties.

    The Silverlight tab of the project designer appears.

  2. In the Open Ria Services link drop-down list, select \.

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Walkthrough: Creating a Open Ria Services Solution
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Walkthrough: Creating a Open Ria Services Solution
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