Does it make sense to use RIA Services as a service provider to an ASP.NET web application as opposed to just a Silverlight application? We have an infrastructure constraint that the services and the consumer are on different physical machines thus need to cross a service boundary. We have not seen any examples of using ASP.NET as a consumer of RIA Services.
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Yes you can here is a post that walks through using WCF RIA Services in a regular ASP.net Web Application.
Schleichermann
2010-04-05 19:45:03
The post linked in the answer shows using the WCF RIA Services which are built within the application. But you should be able to use a WCF RIA Services project to create a separate project and consume the web DLL just like you would consume the Silverlight DLL in a Silverlight project.
Schleichermann
2010-04-05 19:47:11