EzaBlade

I want to use Windows Authentication and so I changed the code in the BookClubService:-

    [RequiresAuthentication]
    [EnableClientAccess()]
    public class BookClubService : LinqToEntitiesDomainService<BookClubEntities>
    {

and used this in the App.xaml.cs file:-

webContext.Authentication = new WindowsAuthentication(); 

Now the service will not work because I am unauthorized. Why does this not work? At the moment I am experimenting on my home PC.

Great presentation but I wonder if you could help steer me. I need to write an application to offer interoperability to our customer for which I was going to use WCF services. However, this functionality is not required imminently and is dependant on their own development progress. In the meantime I will use the same method calls for internal applications.

I really like the look of RIA Services but if I wrote my internal applications with RIA Services could I then offer the interoperability that I require. For example, in your demo presume that you want to expose the GetBooks method to a customer who wishes to write their own application to fetch the data. How easy would it be?

I hope I am making sense!

I keep starting MVVM projects but cannot seem to keep them that way!! I am desperate to get my head around it so I am keen to see the code if possible.

Thanks