I\'m attempting to test a [MessageContract] class against an existing sample message, and I\'m looking for a way to simplify development by reading the sample message file into an instance of my [Mess
i want a web application to create a service reference to my WCF service, insert information to the header of the soap call and call my WCF method.
I\'m importing a WSDL as a service definition (inbound to my service), and for whatever reason the client is formatting the request such that WCF cannot deserialize it without the proxy classes having
My WCF service exports a single operatio开发者_Go百科n, marked with the catch-all action and reply action so that it represents a common entry point to the service:
I\'m going boarder line crazy, I have been working with this for over a day and still have no idea why it doesn\'t work,
I\'m seeing some unusual behavior when using the DataContractSerializer. I have defined a message contract like so:
Is there a way to make the DataContractSerializer serialize a [MessageContract] the same way it appears when transmitted over SOAP?
I have some web services that use Message contracts. It\'s probably worth mentioning that for these services, I cannot shift to Data contracts...
I have defined the following Interface [ServiceContract] public interface IHealthProducts { [OperationContract()]
I\'m building a web service which uses MessageContracts, because I want to add custom fields to my SOAP header. In a previous topic, I learned that a composite response has to be wrapped. For this pur
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