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Now that we have defined all the data needed to run our TODO application, it is time to expose the service to the client as an ASP.NET AJAX-enabled WCF service. For this, we will add a WCF service svc file with ASP.NET AJAX enabled. In the meantime, we will remove the code separation file.

Alternatively, we can add a XML file or a text file and rename the file to ToDoService.svc. Open it using the XML editor and add the directive as follows:

Now we will place the necessary configuration information to run the service in the web.config file. The code is as follows:

Behavior >

Behavior >

EndpointBehaviors >

Behaviors >

Service >

Service >

Services >

System.serviceModel >

Now, right-click the properties on the file and select View in the browser to see the running service. There are a few things that must be mentioned before moving on to the next stage. In some of the features that come with ASP.NET, such as HTTP Context, Session, etc., you need to add a serviceHostingEnvironment and set aspNetCompatibilityEnabled= "true" to enable ASP.NET AJAX's WCF service.

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