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Silverlight Streaming SDK Client API and Sample App

This is a quick hit, I'll update this sample and write more later, but I wanted to get this out there since it may be helpful to some of you and I haven't had too much time to work on it lately, so I have no idea when I'll get it to where I want it.

The Silverlight Streaming SDK is a REST API to allow you to interact with your Silverlight Streaming account. This includes fileset and file listings, adding and deleting files and filesets, etc. It's a pretty simple API, but can really help if you want to automate uploading content to Silverlight Streaming.

I've created a quick and dirty sample which gives you a simple explorer-type interface to your Silverlight Streaming account. What makes it especially useful is that it has client-side classes to wrap the web request calls to make it easier to deal with the SDK. So you can use this class library in your own apps pretty easily.

You can download the source here: http://www.bluerosegames.com/slsexplorer.zip

Posted: Jun 26 2008, 16:11 by Bill Reiss | Comments (2) RSS comment feed |
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# June 27 2008, 12:12

Daniel Holliman jp said:

Daniel HollimanHi,

I used the SLSExplorer. It is greta except for the fact that I tried uploading a WMV file (6MB) and it threw a null pointer exception.

Can you look into it? Are there any encoding requirements for a file?

I think you have done a great piece of work but it is crashing on fileupload. I would be very excited to use it if you can help me out with a version with Upload working.

Kudo's and great show. Thanks

Daniel


# July 04 2008, 22:55

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