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Connecting to your WCF Service with a Client - Part 2(jamescbender.com)

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In my previous post in this series I outlined two of the three most common ways to create proxies for WCF services. The first technique as was to use the “Add Service Reference…” functionality in Visual Studio. The second was to use the command line tool SVCUTIL to generate a proxy class and configuration file that you then add to your project. The last technique is to hand roll your own proxy.

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