Consuming a WCF service Using Javascript (AJAX or JSON) in different projects

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Hallo Dear All,

I have been developing an application whose front-end and back-end is HTML5 and WCF, respectively. The front-end consumes the WCF app using Javascript (AJAX or JSON), the system works fine, if both apps kept together in a project, however, when the project gets decomposed into two sub-projects, the front-end app couldn't access the service. It generates the following exception repeatedly when a method containing the service URI is being called:

"[Exception... "Failure" nsresult: "0x80004005 (NS_ERROR_FAILURE)" location: "JS frame :: http://localhost:1084/Scripts/Login.js :: <top_level> :: line 84" data: no]"

If the information that I have provided is not clear, please let me know.

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Posted 29-Nov-12 6:49am

Yonathan1111

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Ravi Tuvar 30-Nov-12 0:43am

Did you decomposed WCF Services project right?

Yonathan1111 30-Nov-12 5:23am

Both the interface and WCF apps were together in a project, I have broken-down this project, now the WCF is running as windows service independently, and the interface is another project. I hope I have answered your question, did I?

Hallo Ravi, was not my answer satisfying? Please tell me, if there is any miss understandings.

Regards

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