WCF .SVC Debug=”true” ignored when when release compiling?
By default a .SVC file contains Debug=”true”, I was wondering if this is ignored if you compile for release or is it still compiled with debug symbols?
By default a .SVC file contains Debug=”true”, I was wondering if this is ignored if you compile for release or is it still compiled with debug symbols?
I have added Log4Net in my project using NuGet Package Manager and it is showing Version 2.3 installed on my system.
I have a MVC website that sits on top of a WCF service. The WCF service is also accessible to the internet with username/password authentication using message security and certificates. This is setup and working.
I added wcf services end point in asp.net core 2.0 to connected services and then I try to use that but with client there is only functions which ended with ..async
I have a silverlight app that uses WCF both by polling Duplex and “normal” async calls. everything was working fine, until I added a global.asax file.
I’m currently building a .net web application that uses WCF web services to allow a Flex front end to access the database.
While using the Entity Framework I have split it out to it’s own project:
I have a web method with multiple parameters. The web method is only dependent on 2 fields, the rest are all optional.
I have a WCF web service that uses ASP.NET session state. WCF sets a read-write lock on the session for every request. What this means is that my web service can only process one request at a time per user, which hurts perceived performance of our AJAX application.
I’ve got this application that works locally and when deployed and using a .mdf SQL Express database file (which I usually use for testing purposes). However, when I change it to work with our SQL Server 2008 the app works but the service doesn’t.