How to create SOAP , REST in same WCF webservice ?

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Hello ,

According to client requirement , we have to generate both SOAP, REST (JSON , XML )output in same webservice for future expansion in Android , iPhone Applications etc.

1) So Is it possible to create webservice in WCF which give us both SOAP & REST Services ?

2) Also is it possbile to create REST Service without use of WebGet Attribute ??

3) Also if i want to use Property & Method in same class then how to use it.
I want to keep separate class only for interface , not for property.
Also we have tried with [OperationContract] before get ,set . it solved our issue but throws error while build a .svc file .

4) Also is it possible to pass object in URL for REST Services ? If yes then how ? otherwise How we pass whole entityclass ?

We believe there are more questions but plz give answer.

Regards,
WCF Beginner

Posted 18-Jan-11 1:16am

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Espen Harlinn · Answer 1 · 2011-01-18T01:30:00

1) Massive amount of informatio available[^]
- the answer is yes.

2) WebGetAttribute Class[^] - answer is given in the first few lines. You can also use the WebInvokeAttribute Class[^]

3) Methods only

4) serialize and base64 encode - probably not a good idea though

Regards
Espen Harlinn