Hi
I have created a silverlight app that will run both internal and externally through ISA.
I am wondering the best way of setting up the end point address as they will be on IPS depending where you are accessesing the Silverlight from.
Now I have read that you can programatically change the Endpoint. However using silverlight the WCF calls are buried within the CSLA library. Does anybody now if I have to change the CSLA to get this to work or is there a property I can set to override the endpoint addres.
or has anybody done this another way.
Any help would be appreciated
Cheers
Daniel
Yes,
you can do so on public static Csla.DataPortalClient.WCFProxy class. You
can programmatically override binding, end point and data portal url there.
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From: danielw
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Sent: Tuesday, March 17, 2009 8:23 AM
To: Sergey Barskiy
Subject: [CSLA .NET] Silverlight running internally and externally.
Hi
I have created a silverlight app that will run both internal and externally
through ISA.
I am wondering the best way of setting up the end point address as they will be
on IPS depending where you are accessesing the Silverlight from.
Now I have read that you can programatically change the Endpoint. However
using silverlight the WCF calls are buried within the CSLA library. Does
anybody now if I have to change the CSLA to get this to work or is there a
property I can set to override the endpoint addres.
or has anybody done this another way.
Any help would be appreciated
Cheers
Daniel
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