I am working on a service that will support mobile applications on the Android, BlackBerry, iOS and WP7 platforms. These applications will connect to the various REST-based WCF services I'm working on. I would like to know what information the client application passes to my service. To do this, I wrote the current operation in my WCF service:
[OperationContract]
[WebGet(UriTemplate = "/GetRequesterInfo")]
public string GetRequesterInfo()
{
OperationContext context = OperationContext.Current;
string message = "Session ID: " + context.SessionId;
return message;
}
When I call this code, I notice that it SessionIdis an empty string. In addition, I would like to get as much information as possible about the client. For example, if it was ASP.NET, I could use the object HttpRequestand get:
- HTTPMethod
- Islocal
- IsSecureConnection
- RequestType
- Url.AbsoluteUri
- Url.OriginalString
- Useragent
- UserHostAddress
- UserHostName
- Browser.id
- Browser.Browser
- Browser.CanInitiateVoiceCall
- Browser.ClrVersion.Minor
- Browser.Cookies
- Browser.EcmaScriptVersion
- Browser.GatewayVersion
- Browser.InputType
- Browser.MobileDeviceManufacturer
- Browser.MobileDeviceModel
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