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Handling SOAP Faults In Silverlight
In the past, when we tried to connect from Silverlight 2 to WCF Services that threw exceptions (every now and then), we got the famous “Not found” Communication Exception. The reason we didn’t get a SOAP Fault is that WCF returns SOAP Fault responses with a HTTP code of 500 – this is according to SOAP protocol , but the browser doesn’t allow 500 responses to be returned to Silverlight – it replaces them with a CommunicationException and thus hides the real fault that returned. When we moved to Silverlight...