How to host WCF Project on IIS port 80...?

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Hi,

I have created Silverlight5 Pivot viewer. It is using WCF Data Service to fetch data. I tried to host this WCF Application on IIS.

Application is running successfully on IIS only when I host the WCF application with the same port as in the web section of project property. Application fails if I host with other than that port. It is giving following error:

C#

Could not load type 'System.ServiceModel.Activation.HttpModule' from assembly 'System.ServiceModel, Version=3.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089'.

I want to host the WCF app on 80 port as my requirement is to make it public facing.

My working environment is as follows
Windows Server 2012 Standard, Visual Studio 2012, IIS 8.0, .NET 4.5

Posted 26-Jul-13 2:19am

prasannabelsare

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Sampath Lokuge 27-Jul-13 3:09am

may be helped to you.http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8514766/how-to-run-wcf-service-on-a-specific-port

prasannabelsare 30-Jul-13 7:55am

Thanks for the reply..!

I got succeeded to host WCF application on IIS 80 port. But, not displaying any data. Now it is showing only blank pivot viewer after hosting in IIS 80 port.

Sampath Lokuge 30-Jul-13 8:00am

That means your WCF app is not working properly, when you host it on port 80.Check whether is it working properly or not ?

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