silverlight - Hosting WCF services -


I'm working on a Silverlight app that uses WCF service [on Visual Studio]

< P> As a matter of simplicity, I have created a WCF service in the project [as I did not host it in IIS, but to create it in web-dev server in VS]

It works well, now I want to deploy it on IIS 7.0, do you Uje can tell you that I will be a host independently and then do the rest publish stuff or if I just website service will also host and be able to communicate with the Silverlight client service.

Please help!

Thanks

  • A SVC file (service file) that gives instructions

    • You basically have three options to deploy your service implementation:

    • You can keep your service implementation in code. File behind the SVC file - this is my least Will be a favorable choice - do not do it basically - it gets dirty and does not provide any benefit

    • You can set your service class file (MyService.cs file ) And enter the interface file (IMyService.cs) in the App_Code directory (if you are using a web site project type) - again, I do not particularly like this approach

    • Your best choice: Your service agreement (interface) and your service implementation in a separate class-library assembly for that service, and MyService.dll under at the bottom of the virtual directory. Bin to the directory where your SVC file resides

      • < P>

      Service host language = "c #" debug = "true" service = "mysive"%>

      And of course, you need the appropriate web.config entries - but I'm sure you already have it, right?

      Your service address is now: / P> 

        http: //YourServer/VirtualDirectory/YourService.svc

      For more information, See


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