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Is a System.Web.Silverlight link required?

We are just working on developing Silverlight in my workplace. Somehow, two of our development machines are configured differently. I noticed that one of them has access to System.Web.Silverlight in the list of links, and the other does not. Both can create and run Silverlight applications from scratch.

What does System.Web.Silverlight do? Is this an outdated link? If we need it, where do we get it from?

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This dll provided the ASP.NET Silverlight server control, which was designed to make it easier to create the object tag needed to describe the silverlight plug-in.

This server control has been removed from Silverlight 3, now you must create the object tag yourself.

So yes, this is a legacy, so you don't need it.

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Anthony is right. If you have problems after upgrading your products to Silverlight 3 - or just want to give an example of how to insert your SL application into a page, create a new SL3 project and check out the ASPX and HTML page samples (which are pretty much the same as now...)

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