Tool Support: WCF and Visual Studio
WCF has a tight relationship with Visual
Studio, which provides a number of WCF-specific capabilities. They include the
following:
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Several WCF-specific project types to make it easier for
developers to get started creating typical WCF applications. These include
projects for building:
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A Website or Web application that hosts a WCF service;
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A library implementation of a WCF service;
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A WCF application that exposes syndication feeds using RSS or
ATOM;
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A WCF service designed for use by an AJAX client. This service is
automatically configured to use the WebHttpBinding with JSON encoding.
·
An AddServiceReference function that lets a developer specify an
existing service’s endpoint, then let Visual Studio automatically generate a
WCF proxy for that service.
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The ability to generate a client for testing new WCF-based Web
services.
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A WCF Autohost that can automatically host a library-based WCF
service.
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The Service Configuration Editor, a tool that makes creating and
modifying WCF configuration files easier.
·
IntelliSense for WCF configuration, allowing statement completion
when creating XML elements in configuration files
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