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Linq rocks, except when it doesn’t. Can anyone spot the bug in this code?

I am in the middle of building out some wcf endpoints to support the Dimecasts.net WP7 application I am going to publish. The code below is some of my main logic which helps grab the episodes. Because the data for Dimecasts is not very volatile...

Published 01-21-2011 5:10 PM by Derik Whittaker

Filed under: Development, Linq
Uri scheme ‘Http's’ is invalid; expected http when using SSL in WCF

Ok, so I still working on setting up SSL on my WCF endpoints. I thought I had everything working nicely but when I was porting my changes from a test application into my real application I of course screwed a few things up (go figure). When...

Published 01-11-2011 2:07 PM by Derik Whittaker

Filed under: WCF
Cannot obtain Metadata from https using WCF

I am trying to enable SSL for some of our WCF services (I followed this as I am self hosting) and at one point it was all working, but then it just stopped. Because I have make a metric-crap-ton of changes over the course of my exploring and because...

Published 01-11-2011 6:52 AM by Derik Whittaker

Filed under: WCF
Navigating to an external URL using the HyperlinkButton.

If you have ever tried used the HyperlinkButton inside your WP7 application and navigate to an external URL you are familiar with the following error. "Navigation is only supported to relative URIs that are fragments, or begin with '/', or...

Published 01-01-2011 1:36 PM by Derik Whittaker

Filed under: WP7, Silverlight

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Linq rocks, except when it doesn’t. Can anyone spot the bug in this code?

Uri scheme ‘Http's’ is invalid; expected http when using SSL in WCF

Cannot obtain Metadata from https using WCF

Navigating to an external URL using the HyperlinkButton.