That's because WCF is expecting the string you pass to be serialized using the Microsoft serialization namespace. If you send string xmlns='schemas.microsoft.com/2003/10/Serializat... via Post.
That's because WCF is expecting the string you pass to be serialized using the Microsoft serialization namespace. If you send, hello via Post then it will probably deserialize properly.
Darrel, Thanks. I tried your suggestion. But I still got the same error code 400.
For some reasons, if I passed any parameters via xml, the services failed to recognize the function. If I modified the function so that no parameters were passed, the function was successfully invoked. Any other suggestions?
– Wayne Lo Jun 17 '10 at 16:10 @Wayne Try putting the string inside a CDATA section. – Darrel Miller Jun 19 '10 at 18:29.
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