WCF - Win App “The maximum string content length quota (8192) has been exceeded while reading XML data?

Not 100% sure if that's the problem - but you definitely have some fishy thing going on with your addresses....

Not 100% sure if that's the problem - but you definitely have some fishy thing going on with your addresses In your server config you have: baseAddresses.

If you're hosting your WCF service in IIS, I don't think you even need anything in your server-side config - neither a nor the address= on the endpoint will really have much say in what the service address looks like - it will be determined by your server name and name of the virtual directory and the name and extension of that *. Svc file contained in it. But these misleading addresses could lead to a misconfiguration, so that your real, actual endpoint doesn't get any custom setting, but will use the default settings instead.... Try to clean up your server side config - does that help at all?

What's strange is that I have an ASP. NET MVC app using that exact client configuration and it is working. Its only since I created the WinApp-- which has problems.

– Josh Barker Jun 28 '10 at 19:45 I haven't cleaned it up yet, and ended up going another route with it, due to a deadline. However, I am sure this would be part of the solution. – Josh Barker Aug 2 '10 at 18:09.

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