Hi,
What would prevent one machine from consuming a Silverlight Enabled WCF service some of the time, whilst another on the same network domain, behind the same proxy / firewall / etc.. can fine? Service and app are on the same domain.
I'm writing to the event log when the service comes in, and I can't even see the call come through.
Any pointers greatly appreciated.
Update: After using fiddler, it seems to work if we have fiddler running, but not if we don't. I'm more confused than ever!
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                        Install Fiddler and see what is going on. No other good way to figure this out (sometimes even fiddler can't help). DeletedAccount : Where would you put fiddler? On the machine running the silverlight app I guess... Good suggestion tho, I'll give it a shot today - thanks! :o)
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                        The lesson is never believe what your told. The proxy on the non-working machine was indeed different. :o\ Fiddler drops itself into the proxy chain and that's what caused it to work whilst fiddler was running. Case sovled. 
 
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