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Great..exactly what i was also looking for..keep u...

2012-02-09T23:06:58.494Z

Great..exactly what i was also looking for..keep up the good work

@Michael - that would work - but wouldn't be g...

2011-07-24T23:10:50.218+01:00

@Michael - that would work - but wouldn't be great for a larger solution as more service interfaces got added - especially when you factor in multiple developers working on it in a source controlled setup - separate files are the way to go in that scenario.

Would be better to have small wrapper class, imple...

2011-07-23T00:57:56.038+01:00

Would be better to have small wrapper class, implementing all 3 interfaces and redirecting the actual work to 3 separate classes?

Very nice article.

2011-03-03T06:47:35.002Z

Very nice article.

2011-03-03T06:46:59.587Z

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Hi Dan, Trying to find a solution for using Multi...

2010-07-28T15:18:14.401+01:00

Hi Dan,

Trying to find a solution for using Multiple Services, I came across Your blog. I also had to split an existing service into two. I also tried the way You describe here, but all to no avail. I must admit, we do have Spring.Net included on Service side, which makes things allways different from the book.

However, nothing worked so I finally created a new project for

Nice post but I am having one problem. I am unable...

2010-06-18T09:23:00.982+01:00

Nice post but I am having one problem.
I am unable to add reference to such a service with multiple contract and one class in a silverlight 4 application. The error is "Custom tool error: Failed to generate code for the service reference 'ServiceReference1'. Please check other error"

How do I specify multiple authentications in one b...

2010-04-29T02:52:19.314+01:00

How do I specify multiple authentications in one binding configuration. Something like:

where can I find the code of this?

2010-04-05T21:37:20.436+01:00

where can I find the code of this?

Thanks, helped a lot!

2010-03-11T15:12:39.590Z

Thanks, helped a lot!

Previous link posted by Miguel Madero, does not se...

2010-01-19T15:04:50.385Z

Previous link posted by Miguel Madero, does not seems to be valid anymore.

I would have been interested in this information, could you please update with the valid link .

Thanks

Seb

I found a nice alternative to do it with configura...

2009-10-08T14:18:30.106+01:00

I found a nice alternative to do it with configuration here:
http://www.webhost4life.com/HostingKB/KnowledgebaseArticle50088.aspx

Can you please post the WCF service and client cod...

2009-10-05T08:42:53.467+01:00

Can you please post the WCF service and client code. It will really help to evarbody if we get sample code.

Thanks,
- hema

Hi, May I have your full source code for example?...

2009-09-02T08:42:32.923+01:00

Hi,

May I have your full source code for example? I also create a wcf service console app, but it seems some problems.

Very Useful article. Thank u

2009-08-07T10:21:14.999+01:00

Very Useful article.
Thank u

Very interesting post. Im have kind of the same ar...

2009-07-29T08:26:23.394+01:00

Very interesting post. Im have kind of the same architecture. Does anybody know in which way i can arrange the services so they can call eachother to use their functionality?

Regards
Nick

Really usefull post Dan, helped explain something ...

2009-06-19T09:21:03.253+01:00

Really usefull post Dan, helped explain something which I cuoldn't get otherwise. I am making an Expression blend desktop application that is connecting to a wcf service set up in this way. Before I separated the services into different endpoints I authenticated against the service (using forms authentication and cookies) when the application started and was then authenticated for every

Hi,

i have done the same thing that you sug...

2009-03-27T10:23:00.000Z

Hi,

i have done the same thing that you suggest in your blog. because same i had to do earlier. but now i am having one issue while hosting and consuming my service.

i have created a proxy class and config. file for the implementation of the service at consumer end using svcutil.exe.

CONFIG :
--system.serviceModel--
--bindings--
--

Hi Jon,

I wasn't using an SVC, in my implem...

2009-03-18T16:34:00.000Z

Hi Jon,

I wasn't using an SVC, in my implementation the service was hosted using a Windows Service that started a ServiceHost object that I created. The ServiceHost object in it's constructor took typeof(Service), where 'Service' was the partial class that was implemented.

As a result, I believe in the Service attribute of the SVC you would have the full namespace qualified

What about the SVC file of the service, the markup...

2009-03-18T07:31:00.000Z

What about the SVC file of the service, the markup value of the CodeBehind? eg. [ServiceHost Language="C#" Debug="true" Service="Service" CodeBehind="????"]

What will be the value of it?

Thanks in advance.

I can't seem to get the netTcpBinding working on m...

2008-09-23T08:10:00.000+01:00

I can't seem to get the netTcpBinding working on my Windows XP Pro SP2 box. I tried adding a service reference but it gave me an error: "Could not find a base address that matches scheme net.tcp for the endpoint with binding NetTcpBinding. Registered base address schemes are [http]"

@Anonymous:

In this example I wasn't using ...

2008-09-18T16:35:00.000+01:00

@Anonymous:

In this example I wasn't using an SVC as I was self hosting my WCF service under a NT Service. I was able to add a reference to my WCF service in visual studio by simple specifying the MEX address.

Does your SVC file exist in your WCF configured website? Can you browse to it using a web browser?

E-mail me if you need any more help and I'll see what I can do

what happened to the .svc file in your wcf project...

2008-09-18T16:11:00.000+01:00

what happened to the .svc file in your wcf project? i can't seem to add service reference to my WCF service application because service discovery can't find it. Please help!

This will work, but your Service class contains al...

2008-09-15T20:47:00.000+01:00

This will work, but your Service class contains all the functionality.

You may want to break the three pieces into separate assemblies and use Port Sharing (see the MSDN and http://www.codeproject.com/KB/WCF/Port_Sharing__in_WCF.aspx for details)

thats great but how will sessions work in your cas...

2008-09-14T22:28:00.000+01:00

thats great but how will sessions work in your case. what i mean to say is that you will create proxy for a particular endpoint and when you call proxy.close() session will terminate! is there a way to have a sigle proxy for all the endpoints (so that there is one session!).
please reply
thanks
sunny
s26f84 (at) gmail

Comments on Meineck.Net: WCF: Hosting multiple WCF services as one single s...

Great..exactly what i was also looking for..keep u...

@Michael - that would work - but wouldn't be g...

Would be better to have small wrapper class, imple...

Very nice article.

Hi Dan, Trying to find a solution for using Multi...

Nice post but I am having one problem. I am unable...

How do I specify multiple authentications in one b...

where can I find the code of this?

Thanks, helped a lot!

Previous link posted by Miguel Madero, does not se...

I found a nice alternative to do it with configura...

Can you please post the WCF service and client cod...

Hi, May I have your full source code for example?...

Very Useful article. Thank u

Very interesting post. Im have kind of the same ar...

Really usefull post Dan, helped explain something ...

Hi,i have done the same thing that you sug...

Hi Jon,I wasn't using an SVC, in my implem...

What about the SVC file of the service, the markup...

I can't seem to get the netTcpBinding working on m...

@Anonymous:In this example I wasn't using ...

what happened to the .svc file in your wcf project...

This will work, but your Service class contains al...

thats great but how will sessions work in your cas...

Hi,

i have done the same thing that you sug...

Hi Jon,

I wasn't using an SVC, in my implem...

@Anonymous:

In this example I wasn't using ...