How do modern implementations of Comet/Reverse AJAX work? Any stable C# WCF or ASP.NET implementations?
What is the correct way (or best) way to implement Comet, HTTP Push, or Reverse AJAX?
What is the correct way (or best) way to implement Comet, HTTP Push, or Reverse AJAX?
I’m trying to allow POST requests from my javascript app hosted at localhost:80 to a WCF REStful service hosted at a different port, but somehow it doesn’t work. I’ve tried adding custom properties to the header, as well as adding it programatically in my service’s JSONData method but I’m still getting ‘405 Method not allowed’ in my response. What is the proper approach here ?
I have to duplicate some settings (like connection string) between a web.config file that a WCF host uses and a web.config file that a web client uses.
I have a an existing service like the below method:
In Visual Studio 2015 Preview (Pre Release), how can I add a service reference for a WCF service?
How do you dynamically switch WCF Web Service Reference URL path through config file ?
Does anyone know of any good tools/utilities for managing Web.Config files between different build/deployment environments?
After IIS reset, first hit taking a long time because AppPool is starting and other .NET components, DB connections are initializing.
I have a web application which has few charts on dashboard. The data for charts is fetched on document.ready function at client side invoking a WCF service method.
We are using the excellent ELMAH to deal with unhandled exceptions in an ASP.NET 3.5 web application. This works extremely well for all of the site apart from WCF services which are being consumed using the REST features. When an exception occurs within the operation methods that is not handled by the application code, WCF handles it in various ways depending on the service contracts and configuration settings. This means that the exception does not end up firing the ASP.NET HttpApplication.Error event that ELMAH uses. The two solutions I am aware of to deal with this are: