Dynamically Generate a WCF Proxy

Patrick Kalkman

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Save time by using a dynamically generated WCF proxy

dynamicwcfproxyserver.zip
- DynamicWcfProxyClient.sln
- DynamicWcfProxyClient.suo
- DynamicWcfProxyClient
  - DynamicWcfProxyClient.csproj
  - Program.cs
  - Properties
    - AssemblyInfo.cs
- DynamicWcfProxyServer
  - DynamicWcfProxyServer.csproj
  - Program.cs
  - Properties
    - AssemblyInfo.cs
  - Server.cs
- SharedInterface
  - Configuration.cs
  - IMessageCallBack.cs
  - IMessageSender.cs
  - IMessageSenderWithCallBack.cs
  - Properties
    - AssemblyInfo.cs
  - SharedInterface.csproj

using System.ServiceModel;

namespace SharedInterface
{
   [ServiceContract]
   public interface IMessageCallback
   {
      [OperationContract(IsOneWay = true)]
      void OnMessageSend(string messageSend);
   }
}

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Written By

Patrick Kalkman

Architect http://www.simpletechture.nl

Netherlands

Patrick Kalkman is a senior Software Architect with more than 20 years professional development experience. He works for SimpleTechture where he helps teams develop state of the art web applications.

Patrick enjoys writing his blog. It discusses agile software development. Patrick can be reached at patrick@simpletechture.nl.

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