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How to add a new Silverlight Application to an existing Website project in Visual Studio 2010 B2 (so when the Silverlight application is built the .XAP file is automatically copied to the Website).

by dsandor 1. December 2009 19:54

In Visual Studio 2010 B2 this is really easy.

Simply right click on your Website project root and choose Property Pages.

Click the Silverlight Applications option. Here you can select the Silverlight Application project from the drop down and specify the destination folder for the .XAP file once it is built.

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