重命名WCF服务时出现问题

Question

first of all, I am well aware that there are two other questions about the same topic I'm about to inquire, and I must sadly say that they haven't worked for me.

As it stands I am trying to create a simple WCF service which is to be consumed by a desktop application. I created it off the WCF Service Application that is offered through the New -> Project in Visual Studio 2013. That project has a template which has these two files: An interface called IService1.cs and the Service which is called Service1.svc.

Right out of the box this whole package works, but when I decide to rename those files with "IReservationService" and "ReservationService" respectively and put in my own code (which I can't find any mistakes in, not yet), when I decide to see if it's all working I get this bad boy:

I regret to tell you that some parts of it are in Spanish, if you can't interpret them just yell at me and I will translate all of it for you.

This is the code involved:

IReservationService.cs

namespace WebService
{
    [ServiceContract]
    public interface IReservationService
    {
        [OperationContract]
        List<Business.Reservation> RequestReservationRetrieval();
    }
}

ReservationService.svc

namespace WebService
{
    public class ReservationService : IReservationService, IDisposable
    {
        ReservationRepository repo;

        public List<Business.Reservation> RequestReservationRetrieval()
        {
            //code goes here, skipped it so it doesn't clutter
        }

        private void ChangeSyncDate(DateTime date)
        {
            //code goes here, skipped it so it doesn't clutter
        }

        public void Dispose()
        {
            repo.Dispose();
        }
    }
}

As soon as I change the code in those two classes (IService1.cs and Service1.svc) which I assumed would have been refactored for mine to fit somewhat perfectly, that doesn't seem to be the case, and I get the error that is displayed in the image.

Any ideas on how to fix this?

Answer 1

This was pretty much a refactoring nightmare, because the issue was somewhat hidden.

There's two files in ReservationService, or rather the Service that's to be consumed, in my case:

ReservationService.svc and ReservationService.svc.cs

ReservationService.svc contains just this tiny line:

<%@ ServiceHost Language="C#" Debug="true" Service="WebService.Service1" CodeBehind="ReservationService.svc.cs" %>

And oh, surprise, there it is. Service="WebService.Service1" is exactly what was causing all these issues.

In order to get to ReservationService.svc, or whatever it's called on your Project you need to Right Click the .svc and click "View Markup".

This is an issue no one should ever have to deal with, I swear.