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Thanks Gregory,
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Pretty close to what I was also imagined.
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We'll also need to take care one more thing: if I expose a WCF endpoint as
an url to an old web service, I need to set the binding to
basicHTTPBindin g,
this is the only binding that keeps the backward compatibility on.
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Pretty close to what I was also imagined.
>
We'll also need to take care one more thing: if I expose a WCF endpoint as
an url to an old web service, I need to set the binding to
basicHTTPBindin g,
this is the only binding that keeps the backward compatibility on.
discussion.
WCF is a huge beast. If you really want to learn it, it is nearly as
extensive as the main portions of the .NET Framework, in terms of time to
learn it. But, if you really learn it, you will likely remain employed no
matter what happens where you are now at. ;-)
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