In this demo the type name of the 'plugin' was hard coded into the hosting application. A more decoupled approach would be to enumerate types in the assembly looking for an implementation of the desired interface.
Anyone else think the increase dialog is a bit wierd? It shows how much space is currently used and how much quota is being requested. It doesn't show what the current quota is.
A user might bulk at being asked for a 4GB quota when the app was currently only currently using 2GB. They may not recall that they had previously allowed 3.5GB.
Surely how much quota has already been granted is a relevant peice of data to be presented in this dialog?
Mike Taulty: 44 Amazing Silverlight 2.0 Screencasts
Jul 20, 2008 at 10:02 AMSilverlight - Dynamically Loading Assemblies/Code
Jul 20, 2008 at 9:02 AMIn this demo the type name of the 'plugin' was hard coded into the hosting application. A more decoupled approach would be to enumerate types in the assembly looking for an implementation of the desired interface.
Silverlight - Using Isolated Storage Quotas
Jul 20, 2008 at 7:14 AMA user might bulk at being asked for a 4GB quota when the app was currently only currently using 2GB. They may not recall that they had previously allowed 3.5GB.
Surely how much quota has already been granted is a relevant peice of data to be presented in this dialog?