WCF webservice call from the windows mobile application.

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I have a windows mobile application. it can access or call the wcf service,but not call or access the silverlight-enabled wcf service. How to connect the silverlight-enabled wcf service to my windows mobile application? when i connect , Soap exception or webException will come. Any conflict between wcf service and silverlight-enabled wcf service?. any configuration change in these two?

Posted 22-Nov-11 21:32pm

dinesh gd

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Mark Salsbery 23-Nov-11 11:20am

There shouldn't be a conflict. The "Silverlight Enabled" web service is just a template pre-configured to not use anything Silverlight doesn't support. If any service SHOULD work it should be the Silverlight Enabled one.

Are you sure your endpoint configurations match on the client and server ends?

dinesh gd 23-Nov-11 23:39pm

Pls give me the sample code for how to connect the silverlight-enabled wcf service from a windows mobile6 application.

Mark Salsbery 24-Nov-11 12:49pm

Sorry for some reason I was thinking Windows Phone 7 - I suppose because the topic was Silverlight.

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