Recently I have been struggling with a WCF service that should receive image data as a byte[]… supposedly it should be peanuts but I had a hard time achieving it. Fortunately I belong to a Portuguese .Net community (www.netponto.pt) where with their help and a lot of forums and blog reading I finally nailed it. I should reference some
This is an example of what sometimes can happen while trying to build WCF service… After looking around and many people saying to expose metadata and configuration of endpoints… It just gave me a big headache. What the hell if it was working before. Some folks were even saying it was corrupt installation of framework and
There can be easier ways of doing this but this is the way I achieved this. For the ones that deal with this issues in a regularity basis it is know that AppPool uses ApplicationPoolIdentity. Width this user you will only be able to print on developer context. In order to enable printing out of
I am getting acquainted with WCF and Silverlight on a new project. In my initial objective I was going to use RIA Services but… I needed to pass somehow a string parameter on service constructor so I could define a custom behavior based on that string (I wanted to change target database). One colleague of mine already