What does AspNetCompatibilityRequirements really mean?
Have this anything to do with the client? I mean, If I set the AspNetCompatibilityRequirements to required. Is the wcf still accessible from mobile devices like WP7, android and ios?
Have this anything to do with the client? I mean, If I set the AspNetCompatibilityRequirements to required. Is the wcf still accessible from mobile devices like WP7, android and ios?
I’m looking to implement a chatroom interface for an ASP.NET page. I’m in the process of learning WCF and it seems that it is appropriate for a chat application. Before I get too involved into WCF I want to be sure it is the right choice to make for developing a chat application in ASP.NET. Can anyone provide any feedback?
I have a WCF webservice that acts as a data provider for my ASP.NET web page.
I am retrieving data from a wcf web service and when data is more than 0.2 million records i get an exception which is as under:
I have created 2 endpoints for my WCF service.
What is the better way to upload a file for a REST client?
I need to build a website and an application that communicate together, in both directions. I will be building the website with ASP.NET, and the application in C#.
We have a WCF service that has been working fine for months. Just this morning, calls to this service began failing with the proxy server reporting “connection reset by peer” (502). Oddly enough there are no IIS log entries for the dropped connections, although we are able to detect them with WireShark. So it seems as if the thread is dying, leaving no trace behind.
We are using the approach described here to log our webservice errors with Elmah. And this actually works, but sadly the username beeing logged is empty.
I have been searching for hours, but I could not find the solution. I will explain briefly.