Jesse,
You just need to create an IContractBehavior (probably implementing
IErrorHandler too) and add the FaultDescriptions there.
You can then just add the behavior to the container and it will attach it
automatically.
On Jan 21, 2011, at 11:12 AM, Jesse wrote:
> Thanks for the feedback Craig, I was thinking that might be the
> problem. Maybe I am going the wrong direction then, my main reason for
> creating a custom host is to add a fault to every operation by
> overriding CreateDescription of DefaultServiceHost.
> Here is the sample code
>
> protected override ServiceDescription
> CreateDescription(out IDictionary<string, ContractDescription>
> implementedContracts) {
>
> var serviceDescription = base.CreateDescription(out
> implementedContracts);
>
>
> Type validationFaultType = typeof(ValidationFault);
>
> foreach (var endpoint in serviceDescription.Endpoints) {
> foreach (var operation in
> endpoint.Contract.Operations) {
>
> var validationFaultDescription = new
> FaultDescription(operation.Name){
> Name = validationFaultType.Name,
> Namespace =
> validationFaultType.Namespace,
> DetailType = validationFaultType
> };
>
> operation.Faults.Add(validationFaultDescription);
> }
> }
>
> return serviceDescription;
> }
>
>
> Do you have thoughts for another implementation that will not require
> me to create my own host, or should I just create an implemenataion of
> IWcfServiceModel and use my own ServiceHostBuilder?
>
> Thank you very much for you insight.
>
> Jesse
>
> On Jan 21, 4:36 am, Craig Neuwirt <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Usually, a new ServiceHostBuilder uses a corresponding IWcfServiceModel. It
>> seams that in your example, you are adding another builder for the
>> DefaultServiceModel. Since one already exists, that is the one being used.
>>
>> On Jan 20, 2011, at 7:10 PM, Jesse wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>> I need to create a custom ServiceHost but still keep benefitting from
>>> the WCF Facility. My ServiceHost extends DefaultServiceHost and I
>>> thought I could create this by implemenenting IServiceHostBuilder. I
>>> register the service host builder like so
>>
>>> Component.For<IServiceHostBuilder<DefaultServiceModel>>().ImplementedBy<Ret
>>> ailServiceHostBuilder>(),
>>
>>> but my custom IServiceHostBuilder never gets called and the
>>> DefaultServiceHostBuilder from the WCF Facility still is the one
>>> creating the Host. How can I get my custom IServiceHostBuilder to run?
>>> Or is there a better way to create my own ServiceHost?
>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Jesse
>>
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