Calling wcf service from another domain

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i am caling wcf service from another domain using jquery, its called perfectly in ie8 but the same service is not called in firefox and chrome, please help me

Posted 26-Oct-12 4:38am

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Kuthuparakkal 26-Oct-12 10:54am

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E.F. Nijboer · Answer 1 · 2012-10-26T05:18:00

Solution 1

That's called cross-domain and is a security risk (as is ie).

Calling Cross Domain WCF service using Jquery/JavaScript[^]
Consuming Cross-Domain WCF REST Services with jQuery using JSONP[^]

Good luck!

Posted 26-Oct-12 5:18am

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pramod.hegde · Answer 2 · 2012-10-26T05:30:00

Hi,
You are using jQuery and you are calling a wcf service using ajax calls. Binding needs to be webHttpBinding. And this binding does not allow you to have cross-domain calls.

So to fix that,
1. Try to have one Ajax Enabled WCF service in your project, and have multiple cross-domain service references in the same project.

2. Use your ajax enabled wcf service to make calls to the cross-domain service(s).

3. Finally change your ajax call (from .js file or .aspx file etc..) to refer to the in-house (within the domain) ajax enabled wcf service.

You will get lot of examples on the net for demonstrating AjaxEnabledWcfService.