I somehow managed to get the AjaxControlToolkit working from my network drive. I've since tried to add a textbox with auto-complete functionality as per the quick and easy tutorial below. The code works in Firefox and Google Chrome but not in IE8 (Not tried any others yet)
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I dont get an error or anything just the textbox appears and works as an ordinary textbox instead of one with auto-complete functionality.
I've set up a textbox with autocomplete, it works fine when i run is in visual studio, but when I deploy it to iis, the list items just do not appear.I think it has something to do with the fact that I'm using clean routes (with asp.net 4 routing).
Back in the "old days" one would use the <asp:ScriptManager></asp:ScriptManager> and <asp:ServiceReferenc /> to allow for WCF Service integration into javascript on web forms. Example:
I tried your code for Autocomplete without Webservice and didn't work on my page. When I tried it on a new project it works fine but on my project it does not. I have other controls on the page but that shouldn't stop it from working right?
ERROR MESSAGE:When visiting this URL directly: http://localhost:57667/ExampleService.svc/ProcessRequest
The exception message is 'No component for key example.ExternalWebServiceStubs.Example.ExampleService was found'. Castle.MicroKernel.DefaultKernel.get_Item(String key) at Castle.Facilities.WcfIntegration.WindsorInstanceProvider.GetInstance
I have a problem with partial postback in FireFox in my index.aspx I have following code:
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Finally my Partialview has following content:
[Code]....
This code is working fine when using IE or Google Chrome, but when using FireFox the code in my controller is never reached. I just can't figure out what I am missing
When I specify <SoapDocumentMethod(OneWay:=True)> on my webservice it doesn't seem to get called. If I remove that the webservice works properly. Also, everything works fine on the development machine just not on the server.
Here is my web method:
<SoapDocumentMethod(OneWay:=True)> _ <WebMethod()> _ Public Sub Write(ByVal processGroupId As Integer) xslClass.xslHelper.writeDatabase(processGroupId) End Sub
Here is my calling code:
Dim svc As New svcWriteFiles.WriteDatabaseService svc.WriteAsync(e.CommandArgument)
Trying to deploy a wcf rest service inside of an asp.net web application. Works wonderfully when deploying to test server in visual studio, however when i deploy to iis 6 I get nothing. It is as if my service is not there at all.
I wrote a web service for a co-worker. The web service is in VB.NET, and it works fine for me. When I write a consumer and walk-through it, it returns me the correct data, and when I run the URL in a browser, the methods are exposed to me.
My co-worker wants to call this web service using JSON. He is debugging it in Firefox with Firebug. He gets a pop-up entitled "Authentication Required" and it says Enter username and password for <the URL> of the website (under which the folder of my webservice has been defined as an application in IIS), and there's a textbox for an id and password. Firebug says 401 unauthorized.
I am developer, not a SA, so I don't understand a lot of the hits I am getting when I google this error. I did change one thing in IIS, though. We have another web app on another server where we've employed the exact same model, and that web service works. So I am trying to compare the two. I changed Authentication so that Anonymous Authentication was Enabled and the others were Disabled. I was hopeful this would work, especially because Basic Authentication and Windows Authentication's Response Type were HTTP 401 Challenge, but that did not work, unless I need to restart something (do I?).
i am calling the webservice from acrobat javascript. it works very well in development server. but when i put the same code in production server, it doesnt call the webservice.
I made a simple WCF web-service inside an ASP.net website.
The web-service is hosted by IIS and works fine on localhost, ie when accessing for exemple to [URL] I get the correct "Hello World" response as expected.
But accessing to it by my computer hostname [URL] gets me an error 404 response. This is particularly confusing as the remaining of the site (mainly aspx pages) is accessible without any problem from both ways.
I am creating an application that uses jQuery to make ajax calls to ASP.NET WCF Web Service. Everything works fine most of the time but eventually (about twice per week) the service stops working with the error below. The only solution is to clear the ASP.NET Temporary Files. The problem seems to start by the time the application pool recycles but not on each recycle. Please help as I'm trying to figure this out for weeks now!
WebHost failed to process a request. Sender Information: System.ServiceModel.ServiceHostingEnvironment+HostingManager/6957828 Exception: System.ServiceModel.ServiceActivationException:
The service '/Chat2/Chat.svc' cannot be activated due to an exception during compilation. The exception message is: Could not load file or assembly 'App_Web_vpupi5wr,
Version=0.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.. ---> System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not load file or assembly'App_Web_vpupi5wr, Version=0.0.0.0,Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.
I was expecting a parameter will become a empty string value if the parameter is missing, but it turn out to be null. have I done it wrong for the optional parameter?
After the implementation of ajax drag and drop, we have observed that which is working fine in IE and Firefox and not in chrome and safari, In Google chrome and Safari when we try to drag a module, the page getting scrolling to the top of the page.
I have a web service that was running on Server 2003, IIS6. The service required an SSL connection. The service expects 4 parameters; a User ID, Password, Record ID and the "type" of data requested (one of 5 options). The service validates the user then simply performs a select of the record ID from a table determined by the type specified. This service was up and running for a couple of years. I installed a couple of new servers a couple of months ago. The users that makes use of this service just tried it and couldn't get a response. I checked the server and I hadn't copied the service over. The service is located in a virtual directory under the primary web site.
For example, the site is: [URL] Service virtual directory is "GetITSData" The call to the service has been: [URL] param1, param2, param3, param4 and the service would return the appropriate data. I "assumed" that when I copied the actual contents of the directory over, that the service would then begin functioning again (since it was empty). All IIS snap-in manager items for the virtual directory match the previous settings on the old server (I still have that server available in my office). The main site requires SSL and uses forms authentication. When I create a dummy site in VS2008 and try to add a service reference, I get the following: There was an error downloading [URL]. The request failed with HTTP status 403: Forbidden. Metadata contains a reference that cannot be resolved: [URL]. The remote server returned an unexpected response: (405) Method Not Allowed. The remote server returned an error: (405) Method Not Allowed. If the service is defined in the current solution, try building the solution and adding the service reference again.
I have a SqlMembershipProvider store with Roles enabled. This is configured and has the user "devtest" in the roles "xxUser" and "xxAdmin".
I also have a WCF service, which I want to authenticate and authorize against. My problem is that:
the authorisation is not happening, code just executes despite the policy attribute I don't get any identity or security context so do not know who is calling the service I need: to know which user is calling the method some degree of rejecting users if permissions don't match (ideally this should be performed within the RoleProvider/MembershipProvider/WCF but can do it myself if I have to) SSL in transport
I have my service contract set up thus:
[ServiceContract] public interface ISupportService { [OperationContract] [PrincipalPermission(SecurityAction.Demand, Role = "ThisRoleDoesNotExist")] List<BaseInterestRate> GetAllBaseInterestRates(); } the code is simple enough: public class SupportService : ISupportService { public List<BaseInterestRate> GetAllBaseInterestRates() { OperationContext operationContext = OperationContext.Current; ServiceSecurityContext serviceSecurityContext = ServiceSecurityContext.Current; // is always null using (xxxEntities entities = new xxxEntities()) { return new List<BaseInterestRate>(entities.BaseInterestRates); } }} My service configuration is thus: --> <behaviors> <serviceBehaviors> <behavior name="SupportServiceBehavior"> <serviceMetadata httpGetEnabled="false" httpsGetEnabled="true" /> <serviceDebug includeExceptionDetailInFaults="false" /> <serviceAuthorization principalPermissionMode="UseAspNetRoles" roleProviderName="AspNetSqlRoleProvider" /> <serviceCredentials> <userNameAuthentication userNamePasswordValidationMode="MembershipProvider" membershipProviderName="SqlMembershipProvider" /> </serviceCredentials> </behavior> <behavior> <serviceMetadata httpGetEnabled="true"/> <serviceDebug includeExceptionDetailInFaults="false"/> </behavior> </serviceBehaviors> </behaviors> <serviceHostingEnvironment multipleSiteBindingsEnabled="true" />
I have followed the instructions at these pages to the letter:
How to: Use the SQL Server Role Provider with Windows Authentication in WCF Calling from Windows Forms (MSDN) How to: Create and Install Temporary Client Certificates in WCF During Development (MSDN) How to: Use wsHttpBinding with Username Authentication and TransportWithMessageCredentials in WCF Calling from Windows Forms (MSDN) Also quite useful found via SO: Use Asp.Net Membership provider with a WCF .svc service (Alkampfer's Place)
I would at lest expect an issue with certificates/transport/etc. to fail with exceptions, but I can debug right in and over the WCF call. I have no security context/ user context available to me and when I use a user not in the two mentioned roles (which I do in the code example above), I don't get "kicked out".
My client app is currently a Web App, but will ultimately also serve a Windows Forms app and Test suite. I'm currently using the ASP.NET WebDev server and am running .NET 4.0.
I am trying to call window's service from my web form but it is not working properly..kindly any one can tell me the procedure or rules that i have to follow to achive this scenario.
Im trying to generate a service based on the wsdls ive been given hitting svcutil directly.. try as I might I cannot get it to export everything correctly.. it ends up not including chunks of info from the wsdl files..
am using a windows service created by me it works fine in debug mode.I have created a setup for installation of windows service and installed it on the same machine.For testing i am creating a notepad file in c:\temp123.txtIts working gr8 in debug mode but not working when installed using a set up . also i have used same set up on another machine.Its not working thr as well.What can be the reason.Note:- two weeks back i have checked it using installer on another machine it was working, but suddenly now its not working any where.
I have an ASMX Web Service set up to use the HTTP GET method. Simple methods which take basic String and Int parameters are working ok, and I can call MyService.asmx/MethodName?Param=Value and get a response back in XML.
However, when I have a method which has a nullable Int (i.e. int?), I get this error:
< Method Name > Web Service method name is not valid.
The error message is confusing, as the method does exist, just not in the GET scope. I presume this is because a nullable type is too complex to be passed via the URL, but I can't find any documentation or SO posts on this.
I appreciate that complex types like Lists or custom classes etc will not work using GET, but I would have assumed that a simple nullable int or nullable datetime could be handled natively, simply by detecting whether it was omitted from the URL. Guess it's not that simple!
I have a simple web service that isn't working with a standard jQuery call. The code is below. The jQuery will execute and succeed, but on debugging, the service argument is always null. I've had it separated as 4 string params in a json string and that didn't work either. I must be missing something on the config side, but I can tell what it is.
