I am very inexperienced with Ax so please excuse me asking what may be a question with a very straightforward answer.
I created a simple Ax service from the client tool, deployed it to the Ax server and can access it successfully from a Windows Forms application.
However, I would like to access this service from Silverlight, but this seems to be more difficult! In order to make some progress I created an intermediate SOAP service which fields the requests/responses from/to Silverlight and passes them backwards and forwards to the AX Service! This works, but surely there must be an easier way?!
It seems that in my .Net 4 SOAP service VS2010 accesses a DotNetConfig35.xsd file which contains all the possible service-model bindings including netTcp, which is what the Ax service uses.
In my Silverlight project however, it seems to use a file called silverlightConfig2.xsd, which only contains basicHTTP and custom bindings, so as soon as I try to instantiate the Ax service client, it raises an exception related to a missing end-point.
I have read many posts elsewhere which contain the words "wcf", "silverlight" and "netTcp", but none of them have helped me! Is there maybe a way to utilise the "custom" binding protocol, or am I really fighting a losing battle here?
Any help gratefully received.
Ade