> believe there is a way of sending a Stream that can be read in chunks
and allow progress reporting. Is that right? Anyone done it?
Yep, define this contract
|[ServiceContract]
public interface ISoftwareUpdater
{
[OperationContract()]
*Stream*GetDownloadStream(FileUpdate fileUpdate);
}
|
Define your endpoint as normal and your binding as:
|<binding name="NetTcpStreamedBinding" openTimeout="00:00:20" sendTimeout="00:30:00" receiveTimeout="00:30:00"
closeTimeout="00:00:01" maxReceivedMessageSize="10067108864"*transferMode="Streamed"*>
<security mode="Transport">
<transport clientCredentialType="None"/>
</security>
</binding>
|
which allows you to use a stream.
On 20/09/2011 12:58 PM, Greg Keogh wrote:
Folks, I have a WCF service hosted in IIS that is called by an SL4 app
to send client files to the server. Years ago I updated various
configuration values to allow up to 20MB transfer. This is on the
server side:
<bindingname="Bind1"maxBufferSize="20971520"maxReceivedMessageSize="20971520"
maxBufferPoolSize="20971520">
<readerQuotasmaxArrayLength="131072"maxBytesPerRead="20971520"maxDepth="20971520"
maxStringContentLength="20971520"maxNameTableCharCount="131072"/>
On the client side I set:
publicconst int MaxBufferSize = 20971520;
:
bind.MaxBufferSize = LaserMetrics.MaxBufferSize;
bind.MaxReceivedMessageSize = LaserMetrics.MaxBufferSize;
However I just reproduced a problem where a 7MB file is causing an
exception inside the WCF call. It dies on the WCF method asynch
callback with this error:
System.ServiceModel.CommunicationException occurred
Message=The remote server returned an error: NotFound.
There is nowhere I can break to find out what's going on, so I was
wondering if there is a trick to get more out of the underlying
exception. There's probably an obscure config settings I haven't found
yet. I presume there is some size related config option that I've
missed somewhere, but where.
Perhaps I should use some sort of "streaming" technique between SL4
and the service, but I've not needed it before and haven't read up on
exactly how it's done. I believe there is a way of sending a Stream
that can be read in chunks and allow progress reporting. Is that
right? Anyone done it?
Cheers,
Greg
