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    I am in the the process of building an iphone app that would access MSSQL database through a RESTful WCF. At the heart of my iphone app, customer will plug their info, take a pic, maybe audio file and small txt file along with some other simple info to update database. I was thinking, I would bundle all that up in some object and post it via HTTP into WCF, which then updates the db. I have some doubts about this as WCF expects One Stream parameter, and nothing else along in same method, So Stream parameter can't be part of the object. I would like to deal with JSON. Does anyone have an idea of what's the best way to do this? Note, I am able to post txt file, Stream Image file as seperate methods at the moment. I am hoping to bundle that up and make one post request to get that done. Thanks

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      I am in the the process of building an iphone app that would access MSSQL database through a RESTful WCF. At the heart of my iphone app, customer will plug their info, take a pic, maybe audio file and small txt file along with some other simple info to update database. I was thinking, I would bundle all that up in some object and post it via HTTP into WCF, which then updates the db. I have some doubts about this as WCF expects One Stream parameter, and nothing else along in same method, So Stream parameter can't be part of the object. I would like to deal with JSON. Does anyone have an idea of what's the best way to do this? Note, I am able to post txt file, Stream Image file as seperate methods at the moment. I am hoping to bundle that up and make one post request to get that done. Thanks

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      This does not appear to be anything to do with C#; perhaps you would be better posting in the WCF, Mobile or Collaboration forums.

      speaking as ...

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        This does not appear to be anything to do with C#; perhaps you would be better posting in the WCF, Mobile or Collaboration forums.

        speaking as ...

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        Software2007
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        I posted this on WCF. How do I remove this out of here?

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          I posted this on WCF. How do I remove this out of here?

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          You cannot remove it, but you can edit the original (and add the word "Solved" to the title) and mention that it has been moved.

          speaking as ...

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