Now that we did the webcasts about Sharepoint, they are available at the Webcast4Share site.

You can find the sessions at:

- Como disponibilizar componentes de mapping no Sharepoint. Orador: Ricardo Calejo

- Sharepoint em Cenários de Internet. Orador: Luís Calado

- Microsoft Enterprise Search. Orador: Nuno Leitão

And you must be thinking. Ok, this shouldn't be so easy to have at my site. You are wrong!

First thing you'll do is download the control (a .dll) from Microsoft Connect (bits available later this week). Add the .dll to your Silverlight project as a resource. In your default XAML template, you'll add 2, count 'em, 2 lines of code to get a Virtual Earth Silverlight map into your site.

1. Add a reference to the common language runtime namespace (Microsoft.VirtualEarth.MapControl) and the assembly of the same name:
   • xmlns:m="clr-namespace:Microsoft.VirtualEarth.MapControl;assembly:Microsoft.VirtualEarth.MapControl"
2. Add one line of XAML to your code in the grid element:
   • <m:Map/>

It's awesome, you even don't need to write almost any code. Thanks guys!

You can see some videos of Chris Pendleton's at Mix09.

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