Here’s a basic walkthrough:
- Create your Silverlight 2 application using Visual Studio or Expression Blend, do all the usual test / debug steps, etc.
- Create a manifest file named manifest.xml, that describes how you want the control to be hosted. Here’s a simple sample you can use as a template:
<SilverlightApp> <version>2.0</version> <source>PopTheBubble.xap</source> <width>400</width> <height>300</height> <background>white</background> <isWindowless>false</isWindowless> </SilverlightApp>- Zip your application .xap and manifest.xml files together into one file.
- Go to silverlight.live.com and upload the application.
- You’re done! Now you can embed the resulting content in any web page with an iframe or the sample code provided.
Via Uploading Silverlight 2 Content to Silverlight Streaming
Also look at Configuring a Web Server to Host Silverlight Content