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Griff,
The situation you described is pretty much what our server does.
I'm not too sure I understand the 'uses the relevant namespace' piece for the client though. If I don't have the silverlight version of the DTOs, svcutil generates a set of proxy classes which exist in a different namespsace than my original messages ...
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Griff
The situation you describe seems to be pretty much what we are encountering here
We have a 'standard' CLR code base of relatively complex domain objects some of which we want to use in a Silverlight client.
We have a dataaccess layer that is used by the client server apps to read the domain objects so we are re-using ...
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Never knew about that requirement!
I was just creating a straight WCF web-service because I didn't know that there was a difference and didn't notice the 'Silverlight enabled' version. That definitely counts as something that I was doing wrongly :D
There is no problem with using the ASP.NET compatibility. ...
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OK, it looks like adding
<serviceHostingEnvironment aspNetCompatibilityEnabled=”true” />
to the server web.config and
[AspNetCompatabilityRequirements(RequirementsMode = AspNetCompatabilityRequirementsMode.Required)]
to the service, makes the <identity> information visible - the .svc is now picking up the correct ...
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Anye,
Thanks again for the answer.
The explicit impersonation works - it's our current 'work around' (i.e. may be our final solution if I can't make anything else run :? ) but I would really like to get the other solution working if possible. It strikes me that it should and I am just doing something wrong, somewhere. I ...
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Truthfully I am not too sure that Silverlight is interfering with anything at the moment. I am just working my way through the documentation and trying / asking different things.
The bad news is that the client and the server are both in different projects at the moment :(
Maybe I am approaching the problem in the wrong ...
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We tried that.. I think.
We are hosting the WCF service in IIS and I have left in the <Identity> tag with details of the application account but they not picked-up / passed on.
In the documentation it says that the Silverlight impersonation supercedes the ASP.NET impersonation so I am surmising that this is why the ...
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We have an application shape of
Unauthenticated users using a silverlight client to read data from an SQL database.
Access to the database is performed by an application account/id.
Our original version used asmx webservices and executed the stored procedures as the application id by using the <Identity ...
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Have a look at
http://timheuer.com/blog/archive/2008/04/09/silverlight-cannot-access-web-service.aspx
HTH,
Alan.