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the problem may be that the object 'items' is not a collection. Try making it a generic list of items for testing's sake and see if it binds...
Michael
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Hi Chris,
I had similar issues when extending this example. You need to ensure that you have a correct data contract for all new data types that you are passing - especially custom objects. Also, try using different browsers - IE 7 was a particular sticking point for me - you need to drop the zone security level on the ...
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Can you make the same webclient request and look at the return either in your browser or with something like fiddler. It may not be security related. Also, can you debug the Restful webservice to ensure you are actually not getting a security exception accessing it?
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Hi Megame,
Are you coming from a known client? i.e. do you only need to know if the call is from 'your' SL app or 'anyones' SL app. If it's your's - then you can look at the problem differently - you're passing soap messages to your wcf service. Soap messages have headers...just add a ...
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Alternatively Sam, for a quick mock-up (unsecure), you can create xml as your data, and either embed it as a resource in your SL project, or use a webclient to retrieve it from a remote location via http. You can then use your existing code to query the xml as an xmldatasource. This not a productised solution but will get you up ...
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Subscribing multiple async calls to the same completed eventhandlers could cause threading issues, I suggest you store a central thread safe object updated by a the initComboBoxCompleted method for the return for yor async calls and bind this object to your combobox
Michael
Mark as answer if it helps. It will also help others...
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Davide is right, also check that the service is not erroring due to your host not having outbound smtp access on default port 25 or gmail port 587