Pass Email Id as parameter in WCF restful service?

If You could use POST: ServiceContract public interface IMyService { OperationContract bool Authenticate(EmailCredential request); } DataContract public class EmailCredential { DataMember public string EmailId {get; set;} DataMember public string Password {get; set;} } and call service using WebClient or WebHttpRequest with that xml (i don't know now how json looks like for this so xml) sushant. Bhatnagar@greatdevelopers. Com 123.

Oh it is another way for doing it , but there is any alternative way for it with GET request . – Sushant Oct 15 at 6:03 Unfortunately every GET request will be refused cause problem you mention:/ So I see that only solution is POST. – netmajor Oct 15 at 7:33 1 There is a option if you send email id as base 64 encoded and in service function decoded it .

– Sushant Oct 21 at 12:58.

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