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deCast - Creating a HI-REST GET Service with WCF 3.5

Posted By: Rob Bagby | Aug 19th, 2008 @ 11:56 AM | 9,703 Views | 0 Comments

More and more services are being exposed utilizing a RESTful architectural style. This screencast illustrates how to take advantage of WCF 3.5 to expose a service RESTfully in a HI-REST manner. Rob Bagby illustrates how to control the HTTP verb, control the URI of your service, choose a representation format and return appropriate HTTP status codes.

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