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Publishing WCF Service to hosting provider

Niclas
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#1: Jul 10 '08
Hi,

I have developed a WCF service that I am planning to host with a service
provider. After spending some time uploading the service and fiddling around
with the .svc file and Web.config, I have not managed to get this to work
and I am receiving a 404 page when trying access (i have tried dumping a
..htm file in the directory which I can access)

I have now gone back to basics and created the defaulf WCF project in VS
2008 which executes fine on my local machine (Vista, IIS 7) when pressing
F5, when I upload the project to the service provider (which claims to
support .Net 3.0 and WCF) on a Windows Server 2003 box with IIS6 I still get
this 404 when I address the .svc file.

Am I missing any steps required to publish my service, or do I need to go
through the pain of trying to get support from the hosting provider ?

Any input would be very helpful

Niclas

Mr. Arnold
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#2: Jul 11 '08

re: Publishing WCF Service to hosting provider



"Niclas" <NOSPAM_lindblom_niclas@hotmail.comwrote in message
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>
Am I missing any steps required to publish my service, or do I need to go
through the pain of trying to get support from the hosting provider ?
>
Just because you can access it locally, using your develop machine with
debug in VS 2008, does it that it's going to run if someone with a client
application tries to access the service over the LAN or WAN/Internet. You
need to see if the service can be accessed by a client non-locally.

I also suspect that you do need the assistance of the WSP to publish your
WCF application on their server.

Niclas
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#3: Jul 11 '08

re: Publishing WCF Service to hosting provider


It turned out the .svc extension was not mapped to ASP Net, in case someone
have a similar problem

"Mr. Arnold" <MR. Arnold@Arnold.comwrote in message
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"Niclas" <NOSPAM_lindblom_niclas@hotmail.comwrote in message
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>Am I missing any steps required to publish my service, or do I need to go
>through the pain of trying to get support from the hosting provider ?
>>
>
Just because you can access it locally, using your develop machine with
debug in VS 2008, does it that it's going to run if someone with a client
application tries to access the service over the LAN or WAN/Internet. You
need to see if the service can be accessed by a client non-locally.
>
I also suspect that you do need the assistance of the WSP to publish your
WCF application on their server.
>
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