ASP.Net Single Page application with AngularJs and WCF Service without MVC

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12/27/2014
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I have a WCF service to  get the personal details and displayed it in the ASPX page. The details can update and saved to the database.
I want convert the web component to SPA (ASPX or HTML5) using AngularJS without using MVC. Hence I can use the existing service component itself. 
In web I can find only samples for SPA with MVC and AngularJs. Please help me on this.

12/26/2014
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I want to develop a normal ASP.Net/Html5 Single Page Application using AngularJS and which consumes WCF Service without using MVC architecture. 
Please provide good samples or tuitorial links for that.

Posted 25-Dec-14 21:43pm

Anoob Aliyar

Updated 26-Dec-14 20:49pm

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ZurdoDev 26-Dec-14 13:47pm

Samples are all over the internet. Do you have a more specific question?

Anoob Aliyar 27-Dec-14 2:48am

I have a WCF service to get the personal details and displayed it in the ASPX page. The details can update and saved to the database.
I want convert the web component to SPA (ASPX or HTML5) using AngularJS without using MVC. Hence I can use the existing service component itself.
In web I can find only samples for SPA with MVC and AngularJs. Please help me on this.

ZurdoDev 27-Dec-14 10:45am

If I said I was going to build a car and asked for your help, would you know exactly what I needed?

You need to be specific. Where are you stuck?

Tipen 1-Dec-16 2:35am

I understand wih your quest. I have same want to do this. but i don't know its can or not

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