ranamauro

the adresses ending in mex are for the mex endpoin...

2011-11-21T09:42:52.576-08:00

the adresses ending in mex are for the mex endpoint, that's just for that (Metadata EXchange). the intranet URI (http://svcserv/Services/ReportService/Reports.svc) should work just fine.

This is an example what I'm seeing: BaseAddre...

2011-09-20T13:08:47.628-07:00

This is an example what I'm seeing:

BaseAddress
{http://svcserv1.domain.com:818/Services/ReportService/Reports.svc}

ListenURIs
{http://svcserv1.domain.com:818/Services/ReportService/Reports.svc}
{http://svcserv/Services/ReportService/Reports.svc}
{http://svcserv1.domain.com:818/Services/ReportService/Reports.svc/mex}
{http://svcserv/Services/ReportService/Reports.svc/mex}

Going to the FQDN:port URL works fine, but if I go to the alias I receive a blank page. I'm assuming this is due to the single BaseAddress? Is it possible to respond to multiple URL entries?

The code looks great and I thank you for all your ...

2011-09-20T12:58:14.336-07:00

The code looks great and I thank you for all your hard work. Something seems off with my environment though. The return from CreateServiceHostCore() seems correct. In the debugger I can see there are 4 [service.Description.Endpoints] values but only a couple of the endpoints allow me to see the service when entering the URL into a web browser. The others simply give me a blank screen - no errors or anything to indicate success or failure. This is a step forward from the errors I was receiving, I suppose. ;)
Any ideas?

I am receiving an error stating, 'Could not fi...

2011-09-20T11:35:15.160-07:00

I am receiving an error stating, 'Could not find a base address that matches scheme http for the endpoint with binding BasicHttpBinding. Registered base address schemes are [].' at the point it attempts to return the value from the overridden CreateServiceHost() method. Any ideas?

Ok, What if I have 2 servers for example.. one at...

2010-07-28T01:43:30.573-07:00

Ok,

What if I have 2 servers for example.. one at www.gsid.net and one at the planet..

How would it work then?

Excellent! Thanks a lot. I'll be using...

2009-08-28T21:44:15.350-07:00

Excellent! Thanks a lot.

I'll be using it right away.

Thanks for this post. It just saved me from hours...

2009-07-01T02:48:04.636-07:00

Thanks for this post. It just saved me from hours of pain. All I wanted was to support www.mydomain.co.uk and mydomain.co.uk on the same IIS6 Web Site and this technique was the only way I could get it to work. Thanks again

What do you mean specifically when you say: "...

2009-06-24T03:54:13.762-07:00

What do you mean specifically when you say:

"This needs to exactly match your IIS configuration or this won't work:"

Do you mean I have to configure each service separately in IIS, as well as my main web site?

The problem is, I'm running in a shared hosting environment so I don't have access to IIS configuration.

All I'm trying to do is make my service work from both http://mysite.com and http://www.mysite.com . Should be a simple task? However I've tried your method and now I get an exception on the return line of the MultipleHostsFactory stating: "Could not find a base address that matches scheme http for the endpoint with binding MetadataExchangeHttpBinding. Registered base address schemes are []."

Any help appreciated. Thanks!

I'm running into issues using this techinique. I'...

2008-12-03T15:10:00.000-08:00

I'm running into issues using this techinique. I'm using IIS 6 and .NET 3.5. I have posted my full problem on MSDN: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/wcf/thread/9954c2f6-b081-424b-a164-1b98c7277873. If you have any suggestions it would be helpful.

-Damien

this technique allows you to map the same service ...

2008-10-24T12:10:00.000-07:00

this technique allows you to map the same service to all three addresses: dataservice.service1.com/Service.svc,dataservice.service2.com/Service.svc and dataservice.service3.com/Service.svc. is that is not what you want, can you clarify exactly how you'd like it to work? also, it might help to see what you've tried so far and how it's failing.

But what about if I have multiple identities .. an...

2008-09-03T22:32:00.000-07:00

But what about if I have multiple identities .. and I mean 3 identities. I have dataservice.service1.com/Service.svc which is the base address and then I have dataservice.service2.com and dataservice.service3.com that I all want to default to the same WCF service given by the original service1 address. How can I get that to work? Nothing on the net I've tried works at all. BaseAddressFilterPrefix does not work, picking a url from the overridden CreateHost (or leaving it blank) does not work. I am stuck!!!!