How do I set up a WCF service and MVC site to share the same SSL certificate?

I have two projects, one is a WCF service, the other is an ASP.NET MVC site. The service is to be exposed to multip开发者_开发知识库le consumers, including my MVC site. Both the site and the service require access over SSL. I only have one SSL certificate I can use.

Any ideas how I can set these two projects up in IIS?

Thanks in advance.

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One idea is to get a wildcard SSL certificate, something like *.mysite.com, and then set up 2 sites with URLs like services.mysite.com and www.mysite.com. You will be able to assign the same SSL cert to both sites. Only catch is that you'll need to use different a different IP or port on one of the sites, otherwise IIS won't know which site is being routed

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I think I have solved it. Thanks for your input JonoW.

1. I created the MVC site and bound the SSL certificate as normal.
2. I then created a subdirectory in the site and copied all my WCF files there.
3. In IIS I browsed to the new subdirectory, right-clicked 'Convert to Application'
4. I had to copy some assemblies used by my site to the the bin folder of my WCF directory to avoid some 'assembly not found errors'
5. I also had to remove/rename some configuration settings in the WCF web.config that had the same keys as configuration settings in my site web.config.

Finally I updated my endpoint binding configurations and it all seemed to work.

Relatively straight-forward in the end. :)