To do this, we need to create a custom WCF behavior and message inspector.
The solution file is available in the resources section of the post.
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To do this, we need to create a custom WCF behavior and message inspector.
The solution file is available in the resources section of the post.
Accessing the web application worked fine, but trying to access the WCF services hosted under IIS (also using Windows Authentication) kept prompting the login dialog and then eventually failing with the dreaded 401.1 - Unauthorized
Adrian Foyn pointed me to a registry hack to enable loopbacks by setting the registry key:
I had a request from a client today to save something uploaded through WCF to the local disk to a particular sub folder.
Normally this is easy in ASP.NET with Server.MapPath but this isn’t available in the WCF application.
While working on a project involving Silverlight and WCF REST I ran into some errors that didn’t give me much insight into the actual problem.
The error I got was:
System.Net.WebException: The remote server return an error: NotFound
Today I presented at the Sydney .NET User Group. The topic was using LINQ to SQL with WCF in a three tiered architecture.
It was quite a good turn out and I had lots of good audience feedback during the session. Thank you to all those who attended the session. I hope you all found it useful.