wcf-endpoint

I am developing a WCF DataService that's self-hosted inside a Windows Console Application. I want to activate my service over Https (i.e. SSL) instead of Http. How can I do that? Thanks First Creating a CA Certificate on Windows (use Visual Studio Command Prompt): makecert -sv SignRoot.pvk -cy authority -r signroot.cer -a sha1 -n "CN=Dev Certification Authority" -ss my -sr localmachine Now put the certificate in the "Trusted Root Certification Authority" in Windows Key Store. That can be done through MMC. To do that: Run... -> Type "mmc" -> enter -> choose the "Certificates" console -> Find

I am trying to extend my service endpoint behaviour with custom MessageInspector, extension works fine and its picked up, but only if I don’t define the “name” parameter on behaviour tag and don’t define specific behaviorConfiguration on the endpoint. This means I am extending all endpoints and this is what I don’t want. Could anyone please explain me what am I doing wrong? This config doesn't pick up myBehaviour extension and doesn't fail. <system.serviceModel> <services> <service name="testService"> <endpoint address="http://localhost:9999/TestServiceService" binding="wsHttpBinding" contract

I have handhelds that need to communicate via basicHTTPBinding. I have a contract and everything works as advertised. I need to expand it to easily support changing to a test environment, training and of course production. I took the port route, thinking I could expose different endpoints with port differences, and based on the port, decide which database I wanted info from. I cant seem to make this work, and so far have found no information anywhere that indicates it can be done. Since port is optional, it may not be. Anyone done anything like this? Although you can't do what you want with

I'm trying to learn some WCF on my own. I have C#/ASP.net knowledge but I am new to WCF. I am using Visual Studio 2010 to develop some apps while I learn. I developed a small web service which acts as the backend for a TODO/Task manager where a user can create/delete/edit new events; it's all very simple and basic. My questions are the following: Is there a way to let the client choose the return format he wants (e.g. xml/json/rdf) without writing new operation contracts? How can I see on the client the exact message the Web Service sends to me (so that I can check if it's for instance a json