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Can I access the ADO.Net Data Service from Silverlight on a domain with a proper crossdomain.xml file without connecting to the ADO.Net Silverlight Client?

If I create an ADO.Net Data Service, can I access it from Silverlight across domains if I am not using the ADO.Net Silverlight Client and I have a corresponding crossdomain.xml file? (I would just get the original xml and parse it myself)

Asked in a different way, whether it is ADO.Net Data Services Silverlight client components that do not allow cross-calling, or is it ADO itself. Data Data Service?

I am assuming these are client components, but would like to be confirmed.

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I wrote about using a server side proxy to make a Silverlight Client library with DataServices hosted on a different domain. http://blogs.msdn.com/phaniraj/archive/2008/10/21/accessing-cross-domain-ado-net-data-services-from-the-silverlight-client-library.aspx



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Upon further investigation, I found that I suspected the ADO.Net Data Services Silverlight Client restricts communication with calls from the same domain. (Not ADO.Net Data Services)



This appears to be fixed in a future version of Silverlight.

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