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WCF Service consumed through browser but NOT with WCFClient

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    I have a strange problem and i'm looking for solution a few days now. this is my Tools : - my own Webservice Configurator : create webservice with certificate on IIS - my own client (WCF client) which consume this webservice 1.I create the wcf web service with certificate. 2.I run it on browser and show its wsdl (it is ok) 3.I try to open the channel to it but NOT WORKS Up to now it seems a problem with my WCF Client :) BUT no, because when I do the First point (1) on other machine with same tool and try to do the 2 and 3 points , it works fine and the same WCFClient works with the service created on other server (other machine and other iis) have you an idea about this please ? Best Regards,

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      I have a strange problem and i'm looking for solution a few days now. this is my Tools : - my own Webservice Configurator : create webservice with certificate on IIS - my own client (WCF client) which consume this webservice 1.I create the wcf web service with certificate. 2.I run it on browser and show its wsdl (it is ok) 3.I try to open the channel to it but NOT WORKS Up to now it seems a problem with my WCF Client :) BUT no, because when I do the First point (1) on other machine with same tool and try to do the 2 and 3 points , it works fine and the same WCFClient works with the service created on other server (other machine and other iis) have you an idea about this please ? Best Regards,

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      Nathan Minier
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      Permissions, firewalls, User Rights Assignments, missing DLLs.... If it works in one place and not in another, it's generally one of two things: configuration or runtime support The Event Viewer is your friend. You can also drop some debug lines into your client to find your failure point.

      "There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics." - Benjamin Disraeli

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        Permissions, firewalls, User Rights Assignments, missing DLLs.... If it works in one place and not in another, it's generally one of two things: configuration or runtime support The Event Viewer is your friend. You can also drop some debug lines into your client to find your failure point.

        "There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics." - Benjamin Disraeli

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        As I say the same WCF client works with the same webservice in other machine But with the one created and hosted (which works on browser !!!! ) in my machine it not works and I have the Exception "EndpointNotFoundException"

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          As I say the same WCF client works with the same webservice in other machine But with the one created and hosted (which works on browser !!!! ) in my machine it not works and I have the Exception "EndpointNotFoundException"

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          Yeah....that's why I suggested that you have an environmental factor. Check the firewall.

          "There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics." - Benjamin Disraeli

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            Yeah....that's why I suggested that you have an environmental factor. Check the firewall.

            "There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics." - Benjamin Disraeli

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            so, it seems to be resolved and it related to configuration of my IIS Thank you for help :)

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