How do I create client application in LINUX for consuming WCF service with wsDualHttpBinding

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I need to create an application in linux that consumes a WCF web service running in wsDualHttpBinding.

I am not very familiar with the Linux world. So it would be kind on me if you guys could keep the linux terms simple and understandable to a Windows person :-). Thanks.

Posted 21-Mar-14 0:26am

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Volynsky Alex · Accepted Answer · 2014-03-21T01:42:00

Hi bro!
You may call WCF services from Linux via almost any programming language or platform by exposing your WCF service via XML/HTTP (via basicHttpBinding), SOAP/HTTP (wsHttpBinding) or REST.
So, it's just a matter of finding the right libraries for your chosen Linux for your platform

Please look the following links:
Calling WCF Services from a Linux C++ Client Using gSOAP/
WCF Services on Moonlight
If you only know French, then you can see this video:
Interop Open XML/Java/.NET/Linux/Windows/WCF (part 1)[^]
Interop Open XML/Java/.NET/Linux/Windows/WCF (part 2)[^]

I hope all info will help you!