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Ying Jin <yingjin_us-/[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.windows.off-topic |
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Hi, Among Visual Studio 2008's installed WCF templates, WCF Service Library template seems to be a good choice for developing and testing WCF services in a large project. It offers automatic hooking with wcftestclient and wcfsvchost, enables convenient and isolated development and testing, especially in a large project with multiple devs. My question is after you developed and tested the service library, how would you move it to IIS host? I have a web application that has a service layer, and presentation layer and biz logic layer will call into this layer. And my service layer comprises dozen service libraries. I want to just host these dlls in IIS without service codes, and MSDN library seems to offer very little documentation on how to do this. Right now I am using SvcUtil to generate client proxy for the service layer on IIS, but it is quite manual and cumbersome. I wonder if any of you have a best practice for doing this in Visual Studio environment? Thanks Ying