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We are using WCF for communication between a client and a server application. The client application has many features that requires communication to the server - and we have chosen to implement this in multiple classes (seperation of responsability)
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Started by Thies on
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The service would always reply with a "Response", of which all these messages trough....
Basically you would always send a "Message" to the service, which has a "Target" being one of the classes you wanted to access.
With the service.
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Duplicate:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/351334/web-service-vs-wcf-service
What is the difference between WCF service and Webservice ?
Started by Tushar Maru on
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"WCF Service" implies an app....
WCF is an extension - it's a web service, but you can expose it over TCP/IP, or named pipes a WCF service inside your own app - you don't have to use IIS for hosting the web service (ASMX and API.
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What would be reasons that you want to host a wcf service in a windows service and not in IIS?
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You as the developer don't need someone to administer the box Sometimes IIS6 is really just overkill... .
Freedom.
If you want to use TCP, MSMQ, etc., then you need to host in a separate program .
One reason is that IIS6 only supports bindings based on HTTP .
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I have a WCF service I use for configuration stuff hosted in a windows service that will be used to maintain a database. Is there any way that I can access the WCF service inside of the hosting service? Or should I move the database functionality to another...
Started by InTheFlatField on
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What might be better would be for you to separate the service into those parts that are specific to the fact that it....
If by "access" you mean to ask whether you can call the service, then yes, the service can be a client of itself.
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How can you debug this error? The
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Hi,
I am developing WCF web service and I used WCF Service application to do that.Is that creating "WCF Service application" fulfill this requirement.
and above all what are the advantage of creating WCF Service Library over WCF Service application?
Started by Ashish Ashu on
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A service library is a library of services that....
A service application includes a website host already setup for you.
I used a library when I had some particular use cases where I had to host in both a windows service.
Of it.
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Is it possible to host 2 WCF services of the same type and contract on the same AppDomain?
In the configuration below, I am configuring a single service of type Service.SomeService that implements contract ISomeService. what I want to do is be able to...
Started by raymond on
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Each WCF service must have a unique address to a service:
<services> <service name="Service.SomeService"> <endpoint address="net.tcp="Service.ISomeService....
Yes, a Windows Service can host Multiple WCF Services.
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I've found that I can import a SOAP/WSDL service that I plan on using into my solution either as a "Web Service Reference" (System.Web.Services) or as a "Service Reference" (System.ServiceModel / WCF).
I was wondering if what the differences were. I understand...
Started by chillitom on
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This generally will want to use the web service reference....
If you go with the service reference, your application will require the WCF layer to communicate.
I think one of the differences is in the autogenerated proxy code for the service.
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I'm trying to access a windows service (also created by me) through a WinForms application using ServiceController :
service = new System.ServiceProcess.ServiceController("MyService")
The service returns OK and I can see the status via myservice.Status...
Started by Trouts on
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Is the service running on the local machine? I'm not sure why you're an InvalidOperationException if Test ....
Are you sure you're using the service name and not the display name?
Double check that you're a local administrator on the box.
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Hello there,
I have added reference to WCF Service in my client asp.net website.
Right now, I am just instantiating WCF Service at every service method call as:
TemplateServiceClient objTemplateService = new TemplateServiceClient(); objTemplateService...
Started by inutan on
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A web service client every time; reuse the object if the service calls are in the same method; create the object as a field.
It's hard to know without knowing what you're doing and how it will be used .
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