Changing a service endpoint address in my web.config with XML Transformation

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I've got two endpoint addresses associated with my service, and I want to change both of them in my Web.Release.config. I haven't worked with XML transformations before so I'm unsure of how to do this, especially for cases when there are more than one endpoint addresses that need to be changed.

I have found other examples on Stackoverflow, but the XML structure for those is different than what I have.

</configuration>



   <system.serviceModel>



      <services>



        <service behaviorConfiguration="MyService.ServiceBehavior" name="MyService.Documents">

           <endpoint name="MyService.Documents.Endpoint"

                address="https://MyApp.net/Documents.svc"

                behaviorConfiguration="MyService.EndpointBehavior"

                binding="webHttpBinding"

                bindingConfiguration="TransportSecurity"

                contract="MyService.IDocuments" />

        </service>



        <service behaviorConfiguration="MyService.ServiceBehavior" name="MyService.Leads">

           <endpoint name="MyService.Leads.Endpoint"

                address="https://MyApp.net/Leads.svc"

                behaviorConfiguration="MyService.EndpointBehavior"

                binding="webHttpBinding"

                bindingConfiguration="TransportSecurity"

                contract="MyService.ILeads" />

        </service>



     </services>



  </system.serviceModel>



</configuration>

The two endpoint addresses https://MyApp.net/Documents.svc and https://MyApp.net/Leads.svc are what I need to change.

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I have found other examples on Stackoverflow, but the XML structure for those is different than what I have.

</configuration>



   <system.serviceModel>



      <services>



        <service behaviorConfiguration="MyService.ServiceBehavior" name="MyService.Documents">

           <endpoint name="MyService.Documents.Endpoint"

                address="https://MyApp.net/Documents.svc"

                behaviorConfiguration="MyService.EndpointBehavior"

                binding="webHttpBinding"

                bindingConfiguration="TransportSecurity"

                contract="MyService.IDocuments" />

        </service>



        <service behaviorConfiguration="MyService.ServiceBehavior" name="MyService.Leads">

           <endpoint name="MyService.Leads.Endpoint"

                address="https://MyApp.net/Leads.svc"

                behaviorConfiguration="MyService.EndpointBehavior"

                binding="webHttpBinding"

                bindingConfiguration="TransportSecurity"

                contract="MyService.ILeads" />

        </service>



     </services>



  </system.serviceModel>



</configuration>

The two endpoint addresses https://MyApp.net/Documents.svc and https://MyApp.net/Leads.svc are what I need to change.

edited Nov 21 at 18:53

asked Nov 20 at 17:58

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up vote
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I have found other examples on Stackoverflow, but the XML structure for those is different than what I have.

</configuration>



   <system.serviceModel>



      <services>



        <service behaviorConfiguration="MyService.ServiceBehavior" name="MyService.Documents">

           <endpoint name="MyService.Documents.Endpoint"

                address="https://MyApp.net/Documents.svc"

                behaviorConfiguration="MyService.EndpointBehavior"

                binding="webHttpBinding"

                bindingConfiguration="TransportSecurity"

                contract="MyService.IDocuments" />

        </service>



        <service behaviorConfiguration="MyService.ServiceBehavior" name="MyService.Leads">

           <endpoint name="MyService.Leads.Endpoint"

                address="https://MyApp.net/Leads.svc"

                behaviorConfiguration="MyService.EndpointBehavior"

                binding="webHttpBinding"

                bindingConfiguration="TransportSecurity"

                contract="MyService.ILeads" />

        </service>



     </services>



  </system.serviceModel>



</configuration>

The two endpoint addresses https://MyApp.net/Documents.svc and https://MyApp.net/Leads.svc are what I need to change.

edited Nov 21 at 18:53

asked Nov 20 at 17:58

user928112

8519

I have found other examples on Stackoverflow, but the XML structure for those is different than what I have.

</configuration>



   <system.serviceModel>



      <services>



        <service behaviorConfiguration="MyService.ServiceBehavior" name="MyService.Documents">

           <endpoint name="MyService.Documents.Endpoint"

                address="https://MyApp.net/Documents.svc"

                behaviorConfiguration="MyService.EndpointBehavior"

                binding="webHttpBinding"

                bindingConfiguration="TransportSecurity"

                contract="MyService.IDocuments" />

        </service>



        <service behaviorConfiguration="MyService.ServiceBehavior" name="MyService.Leads">

           <endpoint name="MyService.Leads.Endpoint"

                address="https://MyApp.net/Leads.svc"

                behaviorConfiguration="MyService.EndpointBehavior"

                binding="webHttpBinding"

                bindingConfiguration="TransportSecurity"

                contract="MyService.ILeads" />

        </service>



     </services>



  </system.serviceModel>



</configuration>

The two endpoint addresses https://MyApp.net/Documents.svc and https://MyApp.net/Leads.svc are what I need to change.

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edited Nov 21 at 18:53

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edited Nov 21 at 18:53

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asked Nov 20 at 17:58

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I figured it out. Here's the transformation I came up with.

<configuration xmlns:xdt="http://schemas.microsoft.com/XML-Document-Transform">



    <system.serviceModel>



        <services>



            <service name="MyService.Documents">

                <endpoint name="MyService.Documents.Endpoint" 

                    address="https://MyApp-sandbox.net/Documents.svc"

                    xdt:Locator="Match(name)"

                    xdt:Transform="SetAttributes(address)"/>

            </service>



            <service name="MyService.Leads">

                <endpoint name="MyService.Leads.Endpoint"

                    address="https://MyApp-sandbox.net/Leads.svc"

                    xdt:Locator="Match(name)"

                    xdt:Transform="SetAttributes(address)"/>

            </service>



        </services>



    </system.serviceModel>



</configuration>

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I figured it out. Here's the transformation I came up with.

<configuration xmlns:xdt="http://schemas.microsoft.com/XML-Document-Transform">



    <system.serviceModel>



        <services>



            <service name="MyService.Documents">

                <endpoint name="MyService.Documents.Endpoint" 

                    address="https://MyApp-sandbox.net/Documents.svc"

                    xdt:Locator="Match(name)"

                    xdt:Transform="SetAttributes(address)"/>

            </service>



            <service name="MyService.Leads">

                <endpoint name="MyService.Leads.Endpoint"

                    address="https://MyApp-sandbox.net/Leads.svc"

                    xdt:Locator="Match(name)"

                    xdt:Transform="SetAttributes(address)"/>

            </service>



        </services>



    </system.serviceModel>



</configuration>

answered Nov 21 at 18:52

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up vote
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accepted

I figured it out. Here's the transformation I came up with.

<configuration xmlns:xdt="http://schemas.microsoft.com/XML-Document-Transform">



    <system.serviceModel>



        <services>



            <service name="MyService.Documents">

                <endpoint name="MyService.Documents.Endpoint" 

                    address="https://MyApp-sandbox.net/Documents.svc"

                    xdt:Locator="Match(name)"

                    xdt:Transform="SetAttributes(address)"/>

            </service>



            <service name="MyService.Leads">

                <endpoint name="MyService.Leads.Endpoint"

                    address="https://MyApp-sandbox.net/Leads.svc"

                    xdt:Locator="Match(name)"

                    xdt:Transform="SetAttributes(address)"/>

            </service>



        </services>



    </system.serviceModel>



</configuration>

answered Nov 21 at 18:52

user928112

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up vote
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accepted

I figured it out. Here's the transformation I came up with.

<configuration xmlns:xdt="http://schemas.microsoft.com/XML-Document-Transform">



    <system.serviceModel>



        <services>



            <service name="MyService.Documents">

                <endpoint name="MyService.Documents.Endpoint" 

                    address="https://MyApp-sandbox.net/Documents.svc"

                    xdt:Locator="Match(name)"

                    xdt:Transform="SetAttributes(address)"/>

            </service>



            <service name="MyService.Leads">

                <endpoint name="MyService.Leads.Endpoint"

                    address="https://MyApp-sandbox.net/Leads.svc"

                    xdt:Locator="Match(name)"

                    xdt:Transform="SetAttributes(address)"/>

            </service>



        </services>



    </system.serviceModel>



</configuration>

answered Nov 21 at 18:52

user928112

8519

I figured it out. Here's the transformation I came up with.

<configuration xmlns:xdt="http://schemas.microsoft.com/XML-Document-Transform">



    <system.serviceModel>



        <services>



            <service name="MyService.Documents">

                <endpoint name="MyService.Documents.Endpoint" 

                    address="https://MyApp-sandbox.net/Documents.svc"

                    xdt:Locator="Match(name)"

                    xdt:Transform="SetAttributes(address)"/>

            </service>



            <service name="MyService.Leads">

                <endpoint name="MyService.Leads.Endpoint"

                    address="https://MyApp-sandbox.net/Leads.svc"

                    xdt:Locator="Match(name)"

                    xdt:Transform="SetAttributes(address)"/>

            </service>



        </services>



    </system.serviceModel>



</configuration>

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