Not able to add HttpPut protocol in webconfig for webservice created

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Please see the webconfig below

C#

<webServices>
        <protocols>
          <add name="HttpPost"/>
          <add name=""/>
        </protocols>
      </webServices>

I need to add HttpPut in the protocols, but it does not allow

Posted 20-Nov-14 18:59pm

Vignan Galla

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Nathan Minier 21-Nov-14 6:58am

Be more specific: what is failing, are there any error messages?

Vignan Galla 21-Nov-14 7:20am

Please see the below details.

Parser Error Message: The value of the property 'name' cannot be parsed. The error is: The enumeration value must be one of the following: Unknown, HttpSoap, HttpGet, HttpPost, Documentation, HttpPostLocalhost, HttpSoap12, AnyHttpSoap.

Source Error:

Line 25:
Line 26:
Line 27: <add name="HttpPut">
Line 28: </protocols>
Line 29:

Source File: D:\Applications\MDM\web.config Line: 27

Vignan Galla 21-Nov-14 7:22am

It puts an exception near this in web.config.
Also when I tried to add HttpPut in the protocols, it was not shown in the intellisense,I added it manually
Line 27: 'add name="HttpPut"

ZurdoDev 21-Nov-14 7:57am

There are many examples online of how to enable httpput in iis. I suggest looking at those.

Vignan Galla 27-Nov-14 6:26am

Hi Ryan Dev, I have enabled httpput in IIS, but still not able to add the protocol in web.config.
It shows the same exception

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