ASP.NET MVC to Silverlight Communication?

The first trick would be to get your silverlight to communicate with your WCF properly. NOT FOUND occurs on MANY scenarios. It could be that your Web Service is not running in IIS, it could be that you are trying to communicate using some sort of object that violates the service contract.

E.g. Your object has a property of type "object" that can be anything. The first step to narrow down this process would be to install Fiddler2 to show you the network traffic between your client and your server.

I was able to figure this out - the objects I was using as data contracts were not marked as such and even though they were "accepted" by the silverlight app and were generated by the service reference they would always through this acception after the WCF service returned.

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