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I am just trying to get Service Stack running under a mvc4 project. Does the ServiceStack.Host.Mvc nuget package work with mvc 4.0 ? I installed it and added the routes.IgnoreRoute("api/{*pathInfo}"); to the routing config but it does not find the route when I go to /api/metadata and I get the error: No HTTP resource was found that matches the request URI ' http://localhost:51681/api/metadata '. Found the solution. Whenever we are creating new asp.net mvc4 project it comes with Asp.Net Web Api. And that also having path api/. I don't you need both together, so just removed that modules using

I'm using ServiceStack.ServiceClient.Web.XmlServiceClient to connect to a webservice. Is there a way to add an attachment to the request? More info: What I am trying to do is avoid using Microsoft.Web.Services2 because I am using Mono. I'm trying to upload an XML datafile, along with an XML request. Just like in this question: Upload report unit via webservice in C# .net to jasperserver To upload files the best (and fastest) way is to not encode it as a normal request variable but simply upload it to the web service as a normal HTTP Upload with ContentType multipart/form-data , i.e. how HTML

I use ServiceStack.Redis (build from the latest sources: https://github.com/ServiceStack/ServiceStack.Redis/tree/master/src ). I do something like this: CacheRecord foundKey = cacheRecords.GetById(p_sParentKey); ... CacheRecord cacheRecord = cacheRecords.Store(foundKey); ... redisClient.Expire(p_sParentKey, validityPeriodInMinutes * 60); i tried to debug using Console.WriteLine(cacheRecords.GetTimeToLive(p_sParentKey)); which returns -00:00:01 . it doesnt matter which value i assign to validityPeriodInMinutes. I tried aswell Expire , ExpireAt , ExpireEntryAt , ExpireEntryIn . I also tried

I am currently working on a solution where we have a self-hosted ServiceStack layer running, but the problem is that I keep getting errors when I access it from the browser and the browser tries to get the favicon. As far as I can see there is no option of ignoring a specific route when running self-hosted? I would have imagined something like Routes.Ignore("favicon*") a bit like the Routes.Add<Foo>("/foo") in my AppHost Configure method mythz Unlike MVC which uses a Http Module to process and hijack all requests, ServiceStack is built-on ASP.NET's raw IHttpHandler interfaces. This means

ServiceStack ORMLite is great, I've typically steered clear of the ORM mentality preferring to build databases as it makes sense to build databases instead of a 1:1 class model. That said, there are a couple of things that I seem to be running into difficulty around, I'm certain it's simply my ignorance shining through. First: Is there a way to manage multiple result sets using ORMLite? I know that one can use the QueryMultiple method using Dapper, but for whatever reason I'm having a bear of a time figuring out how to use the built-in Dapper implementation of ServiceStack. Second: Is there a

I did an package manager update-package command to update our project to the latest binaries. I almost published it because it passed all the tests until luckily I had found a problem that needed some more debugging. My mouth fell open when I suddenly saw this exception message: The free-quota limit on '6000 Redis requests per hour' has been reached. Please see https://servicestack.net to upgrade to a commercial license. What if I published this site? Practices like these are simply revolting! There is no console warning or whatsoever about not having any license. It's like having an 'open

For a table that has an identity: [AutoIncrement] public int Id { get; set;} When inserting a new row into the database, what is the best way to retrieve the Id of the object? For example: db.Insert<> (new User()); The value of the Id is 0 after the insert, but in the database this obviously is not the case. The only possibility I can see is the following: Id = (int)db.GetLastInsertId(); However I don't believe this would be a safe call to make. If there are 100's of inserts happening at the same time, an Id for another insert may be returned. In EF when you do an insert the Id is set for you.