I'm trying to run a website using IIS, but I can't get the service to work.
The service uses the protocol net.tcp and the listener is running:
net.tcp listener
The endpoint and service is correctly created:
c# code for service and endpoint
And here is the IIS website:
IIS service website
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I have a WCF service with NLog logging in C#. This service references 3 class libraries. Every projects uses NLog logging.
In Debug mode everything works fine, every projects logs to the specified log file successfully. I use async file target.
In production mode I have a Windows Service that hosts the above WCF Service. This Windows Service contains the NLog package too.
After I install my Windows service I see only log messages from Windows Service and not from the WCF Service and the other class libraries.
How can I receive log messages to file from WCF Service after it's hosted by a Windows Service?
Thank you!
I have WCF web service for connecting to a SQL Server database on a server and to return data in JSON format.
I can run this web service on my laptop from Visual Studio 2013 correctly when I am connected to the network what server is in it, with this url :
http://localhost:51220/Service1.svc/checkLogin?name=username&pass=password
I want to publish this web service and put it on a server (where the SQL Server database is installed). To access the web service from the internet, a url like this will be used:
http://serveraddress:51220/Service1.svc/checkLogin?name=username&pass=password
Now, how can I publish this web service from my laptop to the server? What configurations should be set in the publish settings?
And after publish, I have 3 files: web.config, service.svc and Sample.dll, what can I do with them? :)
I am very amateur on make binary from WCF web service.
You should host the service in the IIS, a simple tutorial can be found here:http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/550796/A-Beginners-Tutorial-on-How-to-Host-a-WCF-Service
I have created a "WCF workflow service Application". as of now, i press F5 and run the application. after which the service will be up and running. then i ping this service using SoapUI ( I have loaded the wsdl in the soapui)
How do i host/deploy this "WCF workflow service Application". ( I dont want to press F5 to up the service basically).
I have tried using this link.
But it is not related to "WCF workflow service Application"
First you have to publish the Service , you can try the following screens,for your reference check these links :
How to host wcf service in IIS 7 or 7.5
creating WCF 4.0 Service and Hosting in IIS 7.5
In VS 2013 I have my first WCF web service, the web service is functioning correctly as a Class Library, when I attempt to ready the application to deploy as a managed windows service I modify the output type to Windows Application. Running the application in the test client provides the error:
Error: Cannot obtain Metadata from [SERVICE URL OMITTED] If this is a Windows (R) Communication Foundation service to which you have access, please check that you have enabled metadata publishing at the specified address. For help enabling metadata publishing
I think that is about the endpoint of your service.
Check this answer and maybe you will be able to find the answer here:
Error: Cannot obtain Metadata from WCF service
I hope this helps
I have some questions on deploying wcf web services on IIS 7:
I don't configure any endpoint or service in my *.cfg file, i enable only metadata and includeExceptionInFaults, but services are working properly on local server, when i debug application local IIS server some choose the port, endpoints. The questions is: will work web services without concrete configuration of endpoints / services, and this approach is good?
How to deploy application on a remote IIS 7 server?
Yes. Without a endpoint configured, a WCF service is self sufficient to work. It will by default use basicHttpBinding and the address based on where you place in IIS.
Refer to Default end point of WCF service for more detail.
For hosting in IIS, you can find a detailed walkthough in How to: Host a WCF Service in IIS