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• Re: WCF REST Starter Kit2 POST Method Not Allowed 405 Code

  Please mark the response that provided the correct answer for future users! Thanks

  Posted to WCF REST Starter Kit (Forum) by randallt on 10/16/2009

• Re: How do I set "allowCookies=true"

  Are you trying to set allowCookies for the HttpClient? Or for a WCF ChannelFactory proxy? On the WCF webHttpBinding, "allowCookies" is used to indicate whether the client accepts cookies and propagates them on future requests. When you programmatically create the ChannelFactory proxy, use the constructor that takes both a binding (webHttpBinding) and Uri, and set "allowCookies" on the binding: Uri baseAddress = new Uri("http://localhost:8000"); WebServiceHost host =

  Posted to WCF REST Starter Kit (Forum) by randallt on 10/16/2009

• Re: How do I set "allowCookies=true"

  Ok. If you are using the HttpClient (which I recommend), then setting "allowCookies" on the webHttpBinding won't work for you. HttpClient is orthogonal to WCF and nothing you set in system.ServiceModel in your webconfig will impact HttpClient's behavior. For the HttpClient, you should just be able to instantiate a new CookieContainer: HttpClient client = new HttpClient(); client.TransportSettings.Cookies = new System.Net.CookieContainer(); This cookie container should see incoming

  Posted to WCF REST Starter Kit (Forum) by randallt on 10/16/2009

• Re: Error when setting "Host" HTTP Header

  I'm not an expert on S3, but looking at the documentation quickly I believe that you still include the bucket name in the request URI, and therefore, the host header would get set correctly by the HttpClient. Looking at the s3 documentation at: http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AmazonS3/2006-03-01/dev/index.html?UsingBucket.html . It says: "The similarities between buckets and domain names is not a coincidence—there is a direct mapping between Amazon S3 buckets and subdomains of s3.amazonaws

  Posted to WCF REST Starter Kit (Forum) by randallt on 10/15/2009

• Re: How Can I Get The Starter Kit to Return JSON Responses as JSONP

  Unfortunately, the REST Starter Kit does not provide support for JSONP. But look for JSONP support in WCF REST with Visual Studio 2010 and .NET 4.0. The Beta1 currently available doesn't have it, but Beta2 (available soon) will. Thanks

  Posted to WCF REST Starter Kit (Forum) by randallt on 10/15/2009

• Re: WCF REST Starter Kit2 POST Method Not Allowed 405 Code

  Hi. Method names are case sensitive (per the HTTP 1.1 spec). In your contract for the AddPost operation you have specified the method in the [WebInvoke] as "Post". This should be "POST", as this is what fiddler will send. Try making that change and see if it works. Thanks

  Posted to WCF REST Starter Kit (Forum) by randallt on 10/15/2009

• Re: Error when setting "Host" HTTP Header

  I assume you are using the HttpClient and trying to set the "Host" header. Is that correct? Under the covers, HttpClient is using the HttpWebRequest, which doesn't allow you to set the Host header. However, this shouldn't be a problem for you because it will set the Host header based on the host in URI of the request. See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.httpwebrequest.aspx for more details. Do you have a need to set the host header to some value other than what

  Posted to WCF REST Starter Kit (Forum) by randallt on 10/14/2009

• Re: Lab 4, step 6: getting a 'Request Error'

  Please mark the response that provided the correct answer for future users! Thanks

  Posted to WCF REST Starter Kit (Forum) by randallt on 10/14/2009

• Re: WCF REST Starter Kit2 POST Method Not Allowed 405 Code

  What are the URIs that you are using to hit the service (the GET and the POST operations)?

  Posted to WCF REST Starter Kit (Forum) by randallt on 10/14/2009

• Re: WCF Service - coexist as Windows and as Web Service?

  In WCF, a service can be hosted in a number of different ways: in IIS, as aWindows service, in console apps or even in Windows Forms and WPF apps. The service contract and implementation code can all be re-used, only the hosting code changes. The code you have posted above is simply for hosting the service--so it won't be useful to you when you try to create a web service--but the CalculatorService code itself can still be reused. For how to host a WCF service in IIS, see: http://msdn.microsoft

  Posted to WCF REST Starter Kit (Forum) by randallt on 10/14/2009