How to check than wcf service is restful or simple wcf

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I have a link of wcf service
and i used this in my application

is there any way that i can check wcf service is restful or simple service

Posted 7-Nov-13 18:34pm

Atul Pachori

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Nov-13 0:40am

If you define "simple" as non-RESTfull, what makes you thinking that they are simple? :-)
—SA

Atul Pachori 8-Nov-13 1:35am

Dear sir
you are expert of code project help me.....
actually i have created a wcf restful service
and use this in my application
its working perfectly

but i want to know if i host this service and use link by other application
is there any way to check service is restful or non restful

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Nov-13 2:12am

Unfortunately, I cannot advise how to tell a kind of service and don't think at possible or even makes any sense.
Normally, you get Web service documentation, formal thing, typically WSDL, and start from that point. Perhaps I don't know what do you have on input, but then this is because you did not explain it. Do you see the point?

Now, if you are talking about your service, so you already know it's RESTful, why would you care about detention of this fact (by somebody?). Do you want to conceal or reveal this fact, or what?

—SA

Atul Pachori 8-Nov-13 2:35am

Dear sir
Thank you for replying

can you give me a link for wcf restful service example in which use of webhttpbinding

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Nov-13 2:38am

Nothing comes to my mind... I hope it won't be too hard to find...
—SA

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