Hello, a true RESTful service is resource oriented rather than operation oriented. So WebChannelFactory may not work. But if the service happes to use WCF as well, and you have access to the service contract, you can use WebChannelFactory. In general,
it is recommended to use WebClient or HttpWebRequest to work with REST services. They should respect to the Cache-Control header.
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