Monthly Archives: January, 2010
Creating and Using Silverlight web.config app settings (Web.config Configuration Applicatioin Settings) or app.config application settings configuration file for Silverlight
Post Summary:
This posts explains how to create and use something similar to a silverlight web.config, App.config and appsettings (or app settings) configuration file for silverlight application. This is based on re-using serviceReference.clientconfig as an appconfig configuration file.
The Problem:
A) configuration application settings (like the one in web.config, appsettings or app settings application configuration file):
This is probably very common. Your [...]
Problems with Deploying WCF services on IIS 7.0 (or IIS 6, IIS) and other deployment options and scenarios (visual studio .NET and Windows Activation Services)
There are 3 main ways to deploy Windows Communication Foundation – WCF services to consume:
1- IIS
2- Windows Activation Service a.k.a WAS
3- Visual Studio .NET for development and dev testing purposes as part of a visual studio solution.
For full details about Windows Communciation Foundation deployment scenarios, categories and structure please refer to this MSDN article: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc512374.aspx
This [...]
Introduction to LLBLGenPro – All you need to know to get started with LLBLGen Pro – Hello World! LLBLGen Pro
In one of my latest projects, I found the client extensively using LLBL Gen Pro which I have never used before. After few hours of playing around with it, I managed to find my way round it just enough to the level that I need to get the basic functionality working.
Hence, for this reason, I [...]
Problem Running WCF on Visual Studio 2008 and Windows 7 – could not find host – page timeout
This post is about a problem that I have had recently with visual studio .Net 2008, WCF and Windows 7.
I have a working WCF service (add to the solution by another person) which I am trying to run from within my visual studio 2008. Normally, you should go to your project, right click on it [...]