Creating JSON-enabled WCF services in .NET 3.5(pluralsight.com)
submitted by brianjlowry(640) 4 years, 3 months ago
From Fritz Onion.
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posted by brianjlowry(640) 4 years, 3 months ago 0
Not to be confused with the other article entitled with the same name, this is an update to that article where Fritz shows that JSON-enabling WCF can be done with one line in the config.
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posted by Jemm(9604) 4 years, 3 months ago 0
Yeah, I noticed this before the other article, but I thought it was more thorough. Also the method described in this post requires one to embed the whole service class right into the .svc file instead of code-behind (not something that I would do in production code)
"Unfortunately, there is no wizard to generate a simple service like this in VS 2008. The best way to use this approach is to generate an Ajax-enabled WCF Service using the wizard, then delete all of the configuration goo it adds to web.config and manually add the Factory="…" attribute to your .svc file. You'll still be using the code-behind model, but you probably should be anyway since it keeps all your code in a single place in the site." Not sure I follow you... it seems as though the code-behind model is enforced...
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