I've went through several examples (shown below) based on the hopes that I could get WCF to work on the 4.0 framework in Mono.
However, the link on http://www.mono-project.com/WCF didn't seem to contain a "guide" so to speak as to "here's how to setup wcf on linux with mono". On a side note. I think I've checked the first two pages of google for most wcf/mono keyword combinations to no avail.
Is it possible to easily get a WCF service up and going on linux? I presume there may be some configuration on the apache2 side? (I'm running a lamp server with Ubuntu 11.10).
I took the stock 4.0 WCF Service Library and tested deploying it to my server and accessing the *.svc to see if I got the wsdl, however, I did get a status code of 500.
As far as alternatives. I'm thinking that http://www.servicestack.net/ is probably the best?
So there are a couple of questions:
- Can you get WCF to work on Linux easily? If so, how? (Windows was easily done)
- SOA Alternatives. Should I look at asmx (wcf did replace this) or go with Service Stack.
My goal (in a basic sense) is to pass data to a service and have it compute work. Nothing is returned.