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• Re: Failed HTTP request due to cookie issue

  Hi, Could you try setting the Cookies property as follows: HttpClient client= new HttpClient(...); client.TransportSettings.Cookies= new CookieContainer(); This should make cookies roundtrip properly. Thanks RCA Note: Please remember to mark as answer if this answer addresses your question.

  Posted to WCF REST Starter Kit (Forum) by aramana on 4/24/2009

• Re: Correct server/domain address in help uri

  Hi, You could try to change the address to the external address using one of the techniques described in http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/wcfazure/Wiki/View.aspx?title=KnownIssues under the subsection titled "Configuring the base address". Please let me know if any of these approaches works for you. Thanks RCA

  Posted to WCF REST Starter Kit (Forum) by aramana on 4/23/2009

• Re: Licensing Issues: Starter Kit Preview 2

  Hi, Thanks for your question. We regret that we cannot provide legal interpretations of the Starter Kit license in this forum. Please contact your legal counsel for questions related to the license and its applicability to your specific case. Thanks, Anand Ramanathan Microsoft (WCF REST team)

  Posted to WCF REST Starter Kit (Forum) by aramana on 4/15/2009

• Re: Upload file with REST

  Hi, Jonas Can you provide more details on what you are trying to build? A service that accepts files posted by others? Or a client/web application that uploads to an existing service? What is the transport/protocol? Thanks Anand Ramanathan Program Manager WCF REST team Microsoft

  Posted to WCF REST Starter Kit (Forum) by aramana on 2/4/2009

• Re: WebHttpDispatchOperationSelector Class

  Hi, Could you describe your scenario a bit more in detail? If you are building a WCF REST service, then you can use the QueryInterceptor feature available as part of the WCF REST Starter Kit on Codeplex to do that (check out the x-http-method-override sample, for instance). If you are considering routing the incoming request based on the Uri, you could use UriTemplates to do that. This MSDN page gives an overview of Uri Templates and how they work: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb412172

  Posted to WCF REST Starter Kit (Forum) by aramana on 1/13/2009

• Re: Item Templates missing

  You can add multiple services to an ASP .NET web site. The current release of the starter kit does not support item templates in any context except an ASP .NET website. Thanks, Anand

  Posted to WCF REST Starter Kit (Forum) by aramana on 1/13/2009

• Minor update to the WCF REST Starter Kit installer on CodePlex

  Hi, Today(9th Dec 2008), we posted a minor update to the WCF REST Starter Kit installer on the CodePlex site. This update fixes an issue with the installer wherein an exception was thrown when installing the starter kit for 'Everyone'. This update removes the option from the installer, and always installs for the current logged in user. Thanks Anand Ramanathan Senior Program Manager WCF REST Team Microsoft Corporation

  Posted to WCF REST Starter Kit (Forum) by aramana on 12/9/2008
  Filed under: WCF REST

• Re: RESTFUL.NET book and Rest starter kit

  I agree with Jon's response above. I also wanted to add that the WCF REST starter kit (in addition to the features like caching, etc.) consists of project and item templates to easily create specific classes of RESTful services. For all the information you need on the WCF REST Starter Kit, check out the WCF REST page on MSDN at http://msdn.com/wcf/rest - you can begin with the overview at http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/content/en-us/msft/netframework/wcf/rest/Overview Thanks Anand Ramanathan

  Posted to WCF REST Starter Kit (Forum) by aramana on 12/5/2008
  Filed under: WCF REST

• Re: WCF REST Startert kit - Template description?

  Hi, A singleton is used when you want a single instance of the service to respond to all calls - when different calls, potentially from multiple users update the resource, say, by calling PUT, the same instance is updated. A collection, on the other hand is used to handle any collection of objects - for example, if you want a service that manages a collection of tasks, you could use the resource collection template to implement that service. In this case, you can post new tasks to the collection

  Posted to WCF REST Starter Kit (Forum) by aramana on 11/26/2008

• Re: Community Feedback

  Hi, Colin Thanks for your feedback. I regret that you havent received a response to your other queries. We have product team members looking into your questions, and we will have responses to your questions shortly. Thanks, Anand Ramanathan Senior Program Manager WCF REST Team Microsoft Corporation

  Posted to WCF REST Starter Kit (Forum) by aramana on 11/26/2008