URGENT: Debugging a WCF project takes a long time

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Hello
I am trying to implement a WCF layer, and all is well
the only problem is that when I debug the program takes a rather long time (about 5 minutes) to display the "WCF Test Client" by displaying this message before posting
"The target assembly contains no type service. You may need to adjust the security policy of access code for this assembly"

please this is urgent

Posted 4-Jun-10 0:19am

soniamesbah85

Updated 4-Jun-10 0:56am

Johnny J.

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OriginalGriff 4-Jun-10 6:49am

Reason for my vote of 1
I've checked all round here, and everyone agrees - it can't be that urgent as it's not even in the top ten of our "to-do"s list.

Johnny J. 4-Jun-10 6:55am

:-)

Sandeep Mewara 4-Jun-10 7:02am

Reason for my vote of 1
Oops sorry... little busy with other stuffs for now... I know its URGENT but!

Smithers-Jones 4-Jun-10 7:40am

Reason for my vote of 1
how urgent is it exactly?

Simon Dufour 15-Jul-10 8:43am

I asked my boss to change my priorities but he wouldn't let me. Sorry buddy.

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Thank you very much, it really helpful

Posted 4-Jun-10 1:51am

soniamesbah85

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Ovais Memon 2-Dec-11 0:59am

Hi,

I tried the same as instructed in the above link.. But now when i add that service reference in another project, it says that there are no services in your solution.. What am i doing wrong??

Need your assistance..
Regards
Ovais

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Dylan Morley · Accepted Answer · 2010-06-04T01:43:00

If you see a specific error message, a good idea is to Google it! Chances are someone else somewhere has had the issue & been kind enough to document how they solved it

http://cs.rthand.com/blogs/blog_with_righthand/archive/2008/03/10/_2200_The-target-assembly-contains-no-service-types.--You-may-need-to-adjust-the-Code-Access-Security-policy-of-this-assembly_2E002200_-annoyance.aspx[^]