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If Windows Communication Foundation .svc files show up in your browser as the textual content of the file rather than launching your service on XP SP2, (e.g. you get <@ServiceHost ...etc...>) your IIS Metabase may have been corrupted by previous beta installation of WCF. Download the CleanIISScriptMaps utility from the .netfx3 website and run it to fix the problem.

Get it here: http://wcf.netfx3.com/files/folders/product_team/entry5648.aspx

Thanks to the blog entry of Wenlong Dong for this tip.

posted on Tuesday, March 06, 2007 9:38 PM

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# re: WCF .svc File Shows As Text On XP SP2 6/20/2007 2:29 AM Shweta Patel
when i am running .svc file in browser i am getting textual content of file and not service on XP SP@. I have downloaded the CleanIISScriptMaps utility from the .netfx3 website and run it but still i am getting textual content of file in browser . Can you please help me what is the problem ?

# re: WCF .svc File Shows As Text On XP SP2 6/20/2007 9:03 PM Paul Mehner
Try running ServiceModelReg.exe located in the \windows\microsoft.net\framework\v3.0\windows communication foundation directory. You likely want the "-i" flag, but type "-?" for a full description.

# re: WCF .svc File Shows As Text On XP SP2 10/12/2007 10:02 AM Ram
when i am running .svc file in browser i am getting textual content of file and not service on XP SP@. I have downloaded the CleanIISScriptMaps utility from the .netfx3 website and run it


I have even tried running ServiceModelReg.exe located in the \windows\microsoft.net\framework\v3.0\windows communication foundation directory.
Iam still i am getting textual content of file in browser . Can you please help me what is the problem ?


# re: WCF .svc File Shows As Text On XP SP2 12/24/2007 2:50 AM nathan
I have the same problem, can anyone help?

# re: WCF .svc File Shows As Text On XP SP2 12/24/2007 12:56 PM Paul Mehner
Have you already done the things in this post? In particular, have you run "ServiceModelReg.exe -i"?

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