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Getting started with WCF without wizards

I'm just starting to work with WCF, and although it’s good if you directly create a new assembly using the WCF service (where the debugger automatically selects that it contains the WCF services and shows them to you), and this helps you (using Add Service Reference ...) I have a difficult time converting a small application from a home-made messaging system to WCF.

This is an existing assembly, so if I add a WCF class, I can’t easily debug it (running debugging just says that the DLL cannot be started because it is a DLL), and I want to host this service from my own application. However, this violates the “Add Service Material” because it cannot find my service (I manage both sides, but I lack the function to create a service link directly from the service interface - at least I cannot find it.)

Is there a good tutorial to get started with WCF without using wizards and other things, just to work with RCP? I understand that WCF can do much more, but I could not find a good tutorial on using WCF for really simple RCP (just binary send / receive and manual port settings ...)

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Check out these two screens — great material, both designed to “demystify” and make WCF more accessible and intuitive:

In addition, Aaron Skonnard had an excellent series of screencasts on how to create your first WCF service and cover a lot of land.

Here are some blog posts and articles on how to make WCF without wizards:

Mark

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1717082/

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