Hello,

When a web server is not configured to process an XAP file, the common solution is to rename the XAP with a ZIP extension so the server will send it.

Unfortunately this makes a problem when we need to use Application.Current.Host:

• When the Silverlight application is in a XAP file, we have the full URI of the application.
• When the Silverlight application is in a ZIP, we have only the file name. In this case, it is not possible to have the server name.

the "common" way is to register mimetype for XAP!

-Hannes

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Hannes,

When it is not your web server and they don't want to register the XAP MIME type, we cannot use the "common way".

Patrick

Patrick8639:

• When the Silverlight application is in a ZIP, we have only the file name. In this case, it is not possible to have the server name.

Nobody from Microsoft's Silverlight team has a comment about this?

Patrick