Chapter 4. Service Discovery and Proxy Generation
In this chapter, we will cover:
- Creating a typed service client
- Choosing a specific type for representing a collection parameter
- Reusing types between service and client
- Customizing an auto-generated service proxy class in Visual Studio
- Building an ad-hoc auto-discoverable service
- Using managed
ServiceDiscovery - Generating a service proxy in code
- Customizing auto-generated service metadata
Introduction
As a unified communication platform, WCF can be consumed by various kinds of client applications. And the most common means to consume a WCF service is using a .NET Framework-based client proxy class. There are also different ways to create such kinds of client proxy types using Visual Studio IDE or the .NET ...
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