How to send request / response rest wcf service C#

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How to send request / response rest wcf service C#

any one please provide one sample for the same...

Posted 22-Aug-13 10:14am

Ganesh_verma

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Richard C Bishop 22-Aug-13 16:30pm

You have been here long enough to know that this is not a question. You can type that into a search engine and find it.

Besides, you have not accepted a single answer to give credit to those helping you. I would say you are on the verge of abuse and should read the Q&A forum rules.

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Maarten Kools · Answer 1 · 2013-08-22T10:32:00

Solution 1

Create RESTful WCF Service API: Step By Step Guide[^]
A Beginner's Tutorial on Creating WCF REST Services[^]
A Guide to Designing and Building RESTful Web Services with WCF 3.5[^]
An Introduction To RESTful Services With WCF[^]
And more...[^]

Posted 22-Aug-13 10:32am

Maarten Kools

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Richard C Bishop 22-Aug-13 16:34pm

I know you mean to help, but by spoon feeding the most basic information that exists millions of times on the internet, you in fact are not helping the OP to learn. Just a friendly comment to consider.

Maarten Kools 22-Aug-13 16:42pm

Maybe it's too much to hope for he might learn how to use Google? :) But I'm not sure how to have answered differently in this case?

Richard C Bishop 22-Aug-13 16:44pm

We can always hope!

For example, one could have guided the OP on how a programmer develops skills and what not.

Maarten Kools 22-Aug-13 16:49pm

Humm, I'll take that in consideration for a next time. Thank you :)

Richard C Bishop 22-Aug-13 17:04pm

+5 for attitude.

Maarten Kools 22-Aug-13 17:06pm

Haha, thanks!

ridoy · Answer 2 · 2013-08-22T10:33:00

Solution 2

Check it first..
How to make REST requests with C# [^]
and then ask Google[^] about it.You will find a bunch of links there.

Posted 22-Aug-13 10:33am

ridoy