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I have a solution with two service projects (one is hosting a unit test silverlight application and other is providing the services being tested). Because of cross-domain policy, I have to publish the primary service site to IIS before the unit test site can consume a service.
Is it possible to host the clientaccesspolicy.xml file on ASP.NET Development Server so I can run these without needing to do an IIS publish first? OR, does Visual Studio provide a more elegant solution?
I don’t know of a “more elegant” solution, however you can serve a clientaccesspolicy.xml file from a ASP.NET development server, its after all just a static file. Just add it to the web project as a Content file.