windows mobile synchronizing databases using WCF service

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In my application i am using wcf sync service to sync my local database in windows mobile with server. when i am using my localhost where both client and server are in same computer it works fine, now i hosted my wcf on server, now when i am trying to sync the databses it is giving me Target Invocation Exception The remote name could not be resolved No such host is known these exceptions can any one please help me to figure it out to solve my problem

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Posted 28-Aug-12 7:38am

SREEKAN2

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Kenneth Haugland 28-Aug-12 13:44pm

You cant find the SVC file on your server, would be my guess. PErhaps you forgot tro make it available?

SREEKAN2 29-Aug-12 6:23am

No I made one svc file and even can access it from my mobile device

SREEKAN2 29-Aug-12 6:48am

Actually I built my WCF using this msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc488004(v=vs.90).aspx

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fjdiewornncalwe · Answer 1 · 2012-08-28T09:40:00

One of two things has gone wrong.
1) Your service reference is still pointing at a non-existent version of the service on your local machine.
- In this case check the properties in your service reference or connection depending on how you are calling the service and make sure that the path to the service is valid.
2) Your service on the server is not installed or configured correctly. Basically it isn't working correctly.
- If the service isn't deployed correctly then you'll have to figure out why and that is a whole other question that you'll have to ask about.