About use of WCF in windows application

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hi,
Can replace my remoting project using WCF?
if yes then what precautions need to do for?
thanks,
Manisha

Posted 13-Sep-11 2:30am

Manisha Tambade

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Yes. Assuming you're going to actually replace the remoting code with the WCF code, there are no special precautions. Google is your friend.

Posted 13-Sep-11 2:34am

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Dylan Morley · Accepted Answer · 2011-09-13T02:46:00

Yes, you can consume WCF services in your application, you can host the services in a number of ways (e.g hosted in IIS and consumed over HTTP, or hosted in a windows service and consumed via TCP)

My article Visual Application Launcher[^] demonstrates using WCF in a winforms application, hosted in IIS