Silverlight Spy 3.0.0.12

A new update of Silverlight Spy is now available in the download section. This release includes support for Silverlight 4 GDR (4.0.50524.0), released on June 3rd, 2010. More details about this Silverlight Spy release below.

Go get your copy of Silverlight Spy.

 

Disabling the DLR

This release also adds a configuration option to disable the DLR. This is useful when DLR assemblies conflict with the Silverlight application. One particular conflict is the use of MEF and the DLR; a bug in the DLR prevents MEF from using reflection to discover the types in an AppDomain. This workaround unfortunately also disables the DLR Shell (the most awesome feature of slspy if you ask me), but it at least allows you to continue spying on Silverlight apps that would otherwise not load. You can configure the DLR in the options dialog (Tools > Options > Advanced).

 

Other updates

Fixed an exception in the ObjectBrowser when extension assemblies are not anonymously accessible over HTTP/HTTPS.

By popular demand; property FrameworkElement.DataContext now available in the Properties pane

Published: June 10, 2010

1 Comment

  1. Gert-Jan said: says:

    O, man i was waiting for this fix, thanks!

 

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