Example
This Windows Presentation Foundation example shows the text "Hello World!" in the top-level XAML container called Canvas.
The schema (the xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com..." part) may have to be changed to work on your computer. Using a schema that Microsoft recommends, the example can also be
This can be integrated into a Web page if WPF is installed using XBAPs (XAML Browser Applications) that are compiled applications running in a sandboxed environment hosted within the browser. Another way is to use the Silverlight plugin. The code cannot be included directly in an HTML page; rather it must be loaded into the page via JavaScript. If .NET 3.0 or later is installed, loose XAML files can also be viewed on their own in a compatible Web browser (including Internet Explorer and Firefox) in conjunction with the .NET Framework 3.0, without the need for the Silverlight plugin. Loose XAML files are markup-only files limited to defining the visual content to be rendered. They are not compiled with an application.
Read more about this topic: Extensible Application Markup Language
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