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I have a simple REST service built with ServiceStack. If I configure the routes like this: //register user-defined REST-ful urls Routes .Add<Contact>("/Contacts") .Add<Contact>("/Contacts/{ContactId}") This request succeeds. http://<server>:59557/Contacts?ContactId=9999 //Works If I configure the routes like this (Business Analyst prefers the generated metadata) //register user-defined REST-ful urls Routes .Add<UpdateContact>("/UpdateContact", "PUT") .Add<CreateContact>("/CreateContact", "POST") .Add<GetContact>("/Contacts/{ContactId}", "GET") http://<server>:59557/Contacts/9999 //Works http:/

How would you go about registering diferent IDbConnectionFactory instances in Funq and then access them directly within your services? Do named instances somehow come into play here? Is this the best approach to take when using different databases across services? Thanks! EDIT: An example ;). I could be way off here because I'm pretty new to IoC, but say for example I have 2 separate database connections that I'd like to inject. In ServiceStack, this is done in the Global.asax. container.Register<IDbConnectionFactory>(c => new OrmLiteConnectionFactory(@"Connection String 1",

I'm building a inventory management system and I'm busy designing (thinking) of the API and my REST implementation. I have the following resources and on the resource you can perform many actions/operations. Each operation will modify the resource and in some cases create a new resource and also create history or transactions. I'm looking for some input from experts in regards to useability and acceptability in regards to URL and resource design. The gotchas and real world examples, any opinion or criticism welcome. My concerns are that the whole application might be develop around this one

I built a RESTful service with ServiceStack which sends data to a database. I've tested it locally and it works great. When I deploy it to a server and run the same code, which is a jQuery $.ajax call, I get an 'Access is denied' error. I have setup CORS in my ServiceStack config using the plugin as explained here . I also set the crossDomain to true in my ajax call. I can't think of what else to do to get this to work, and I'm honestly not sure where this error is being thrown. I've stepped through the Javascript and it doesn't even get to the 'failure' block of the ajax call, the error is