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Thank you so much sladapter for posting this. I was having the same issue and this resolved it after days of trying to fix it. My service was uploading small images less than 8k or so just fine, but anything larger would give me a 404 error. Silverlight debugging is quite painful for me so far.
Tom
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I agree that the lack of full screen mode is an incredibly poor decision, but what they do offer is not even in the same league as YouTube. YouTube video quality is horrible, plus I'd rather not watch the Olympics in 10 minute segments like YouTube would have. I've watched a few videos in the Silverlight player, some of which were nearly 2 ...
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I must say I was extremely disappointed to not have a full screen option with the video player at first as well. However, after I read about how to get full screen in Firefox and tried it out, I'm very happy with it. I have my computer hooked up to 2 monitors, one of which being my 37" HDTV. I just finished watching USA vs. Netherlands ...
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I had a similar issue recently, though I was using a WCF service, not ASMX. I got past the error by deleting the ServiceReferences.ClientConfig file, then removing the service reference. When I readded the service reference, it created a new ClientConfig file without the errors. Also, make sure the web.config is using basicHttpBinding, not ...
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Thanks so much, Shiva! I had a similar problem and your post solved it for me.
Tom