[WebInvoke(UriTemplate = "/fileupload/{fileName}" , Method = "POST" )]
[OperationContract]
void FileUpload(string fileName, Stream fileContents);
same as Filedownload also. People you may know these methods are inside the interface of service file what you are using i'e i have created a interface as IOSService.cs. So, what i need now is i want to write separate endpoint for FileUpload and Filedownload.Because i want to set separate value for receiveTimeout and openTimeout for the Fileupload and FileDownload process in binding section in the web.config file itself.
The below code was i'm using right now but still i'm not able to the set separate value of endpoint elements in the bindings.
EndPoint Section:- <endpoint name = "endPoint1" address = "localhost:8000/OSService.svc/" bindingConfiguration = "TransactionalTCP" binding = "netTcpBinding" contract = "IOSService"/>
Binding Section:-
<binding name = "TransactionalTCP" transactionFlow = "true" />
The above Section is the normal way to define endpoint and binding elements. For my requirement i have created one more interface for the FileUpload and mentioned it in the contract section in the endpoint as
EndPoint Section:-
<endpoint name = "endPoint1" address = "localhost:8000/OSService.svc/" bindingConfiguration = "TransactionalTCP" binding = "netTcpBinding" contract = "IOSService"/> <endpoint name = "endPoint2" address = "localhost:8000/OSService.svc/" bindingConfiguration = "WSHttpBinding_IFileUpload" binding = "netTcpBinding" contract = "IFileUpload"/>
Note:- The two interface(IOSService,IFileUpload) are inherited by OSService.svc service file
and binding section as
<binding name = " WSHttpBinding_IFileUpload" transactionFlow = "true" />
<binding name = " TransactionalTCP" transactionFlow = "true" />
My problem in the above code is i'm not able to call the methods in both interface's . So people you may how to fix this issue or is there any other way to set and map the service methods in the endpoint elements with the binding elements in the web.config file itself ?
Thanks in advance...