How to Host WCF REST Service and WCF Data Service in the same global.asax?

It turns out this was exceedingly simple and I completely overlooked the obvious It appears when you are hosting multiple service routes you cannot have a default/empty route prefix on any of the routes as you can with a single route. Note this was what I had in my question above for the UserService route Thus providing a route prefix for both service routes allows both services to be hosted within the same global. Asax Providing code for completeness protected override void RegisterRoutes(System.Web.Routing.

RouteCollection routeTable) { routeTable. Add(new ServiceRoute("Rest", new WebServiceHostFactory(), typeof(UserService))); routeTable. Add(new ServiceRoute("OData", new DataServiceHostFactory(), typeof(UserDataService))); }.

It turns out this was exceedingly simple and I completely overlooked the obvious. It appears when you are hosting multiple service routes you cannot have a default/empty route prefix on any of the routes as you can with a single route. Note this was what I had in my question above for the UserService route.

Thus providing a route prefix for both service routes allows both services to be hosted within the same global.asax. Providing code for completeness... protected override void RegisterRoutes(System.Web.Routing. RouteCollection routeTable) { routeTable.

Add(new ServiceRoute("Rest", new WebServiceHostFactory(), typeof(UserService))); routeTable. Add(new ServiceRoute("OData", new DataServiceHostFactory(), typeof(UserDataService))); }.

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