Configuration options

As you might have seen in the last tutorials, the main configuration is made in the app host Configure method.

//Set JSON web services to return idiomatic JSON camelCase properties	
ServiceStack.Text.JsConfig.EmitCamelCaseNames = true;

//Change the default ServiceStack configuration
Feature disableFeatures = Feature.Jsv | Feature.Soap;
SetConfig(new EndpointHostConfig {
    EnableFeatures = Feature.All.Remove(disableFeatures), //all formats except of JSV and SOAP
    DebugMode = true, //Show StackTraces in service responses during development
    WriteErrorsToResponse = false, //Disable exception handling
    DefaultContentType = ContentType.Json, //Change default content type
    AllowJsonpRequests = true //Enable JSONP requests
});

Property name	Default value	Description
EnableFeatures	Feature.All	Defines the formats which the webservice should understand
DebugMode	false	If true, stack traces will be shown in service responses during development
WriteErrorsToResponse	true
DefaultContentType	ContentType.Json
AllowJsonpRequests	true
GlobalResponseHeaders		Sets global headers which will be added to every request response. (Example)

Note: DebugMode should be set to false in production because of security reasons!

Logging

 SetConfig(new EndpointHostConfig { LogFactory = new DebugLogFactory() } ); 

Or you can do it globally

  LogManager.LogFactory = new DebugLogFactory();