Beginning Web Development, Silverlight, and ASP.NET AJAX

CHAPTER 15 ■ ENHANCING THE WEB EXPERIENCE WITH SILVERLIGHT 361
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createSilverlight();
Figure 15-1 shows how this looks in the browser when it is first run.
Figure 15-1. Running your first Silverlight application
When the user clicks on the TextBlock, the JavaScript event handler for it fires and
changes the text. You can see the result in Figure 15-2.
In this section, you’ve seen the anatomy of a Silverlight application. You’ve seen how
to create an instance of the Silverlight control using the standard library, and how to load
XAML into it, rendering it and programming it using JavaScript.
In the next section, you’ll look into the Silverlight control itself and its API in some
more detail.