emalamisura
emalamisura

Reputation: 2894

Access Windows Azure API via Silverlight?

I am interested in the best practices to access Windows Azure API from a Silverlight application? I am pretty sure as an experienced developer it will require me to build a back end web service that silverlight can then use as an interface between Azure API and Silverlight. But I am concerned with speed and security...For instance I am guessing I can use WCF, but what is the fastest way to get this communication to occur?

Also this is an assumption on my part that a webservice is needed, is there any support from Azure for Silverlight? I couldn't find anything on Microsoft site about this, only how to host a Silverlight application on your Azure Storage Blob which is not what I am asking...

Thanks!

Upvotes: 1

Views: 350

Answers (1)

Henrik Söderlund
Henrik Söderlund

Reputation: 4328

Your assumption is correct. You will have to create a web service (wcf is considered best practice) that exposes the methods in the Azure API that you want to access.

Upvotes: 2

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