Confused about C # / Silverlight workflow

I am working on some chart controls for my ASP.NET web application.

I am aware of the visifire and Silverlight plots that MS now provides. My requirement came before I knew about these and their releases, and I'm going to write charts that are as good as Dundas or ChartFX (or is it SoftwareFX?).

Anyway, since logic is the most logically important part, I wrote several methods in the class. Things like "to plot points, for each int in int [], draw it on the graph at a specific coordinate (eg the value 10 is 10 pixels up, etc.)".

With an understanding of the logic, where does Silverlight come in?

Can I design diagram elements in XAML (I am using KaXAML) and then how can I refer to a C # method to plot points?

In a nutshell, how can I refer to C # from XAML and vice versa? Can I create a Silverlight control without C # logic and then implement it in my solution?

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I would suggest using an out-of-the-box control that provides plotting functionality, such as the Silverlight Control Toolkit . That is, unless you need specific functionality that it does not provide. In this case, you can still use source as a starting point for the controls you want to create.



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