I am trying to figure out the lifetime of a WebServiceHost. I thought that it would initially be per-call/per-request (i.e. Similar to an ASP.Net page being cr开发者_运维百科eated for each request). I
I am looking for something like the AuthorizeAttribute in MVC, something I can use like this: [WebGet(UriTemplate = \"da开发者_高级运维ta/{spageNumber}\")]
I am using WCF REST with FormsAuthentication. This authentication mode, overrides the HTTP 401 Unauthorized response status with a HTTP 302 Found that redirects to the \"login Url\" like in a web appl
I have a simple WCF REST service: [ServiceContract] [AspNetCompatibilityRequirements(RequirementsMode = AspNetCompatibilityRequirementsMode.Required)]
As i\'ve mentioned in topic. I have WCF Rest Service, and ASP.NET MVC3 client. In ASP\'s controller i\'m using
I have a REST based WCF service which returns JSON data as response. To improve performance Output Caching is enabled with location as ANY and duration 1 hr.
I have successfully configured 3 endpoints for my prototype service. The endpoints are basicHttpBinding, wsHttpBinding, and webHttpBinding. The only glitch I have at the moment is in the WCFTestClient
I just created my first WCF REST service. I wanted it to return JSON, so i especified the response format. At first, I was frustrated because it was returning SOAP all the time and I didn\'t know why,
I want to use the content negotiation feature of restful WCF and when content-type==text/xml then return own my html data reply rather than the data that would be normally returned.
I have service which should support SOAP and REST. web.config <system.web> <webServices> <protocols>
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