Contents tagged with Web Services
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WCF BasicHttpBinding with Windows Authentication & a 2.0 Client
Windows Authentication is a great way to provide authentication security in your WCF services. With the WSHttpEndpoing and a .NET 3.0+ client Windows Authentication works right out of the box with WCF, everything is just peachy. However, if you want to use the BasicHttpBinding for .NET 2.0 client backward compatibility then it is going to require a bit of configuration for both the clients & server.
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Multiple WCF Endpoints & .NET 2.0 Clients
I recently ran into a problem where .NET 2.0 clients were having problems connecting to the enterprise .NET 3.0 WCF web services platform that we built for internal use. We are hosting all of the web services in IIS6 (no upgrade to IIS7 anytime in the near future) and everything was working great for anyone running .NET 3.0 or later on their client apps.