Control generated WSDL WCF

There were many questions recently on how to control various aspects of WSDL (metadata) generated by WCF services.

There are three phases one can use:

1) Design time: settings on data contract, message contract, service contract, service behavior, binding,  

2) Runtime: implement IWsdlImportExtension and work with ServiceDescriptionCollection inside BeforeImport call.

3) Runtime: substitute  your own MetadataImporter and party on. 

The following two posts I will dedicate to #1.


Posted Jun 18 2006, 10:04 AM by kirill-gavrylyuk
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Javier G. Lozano wrote WSDL Generation in WCF
on 06-19-2006 9:47 PM
Sam Gentile wrote New and Notable 104
on 06-24-2006 4:11 PM
You know what? Owning a pool really sucks-). Oh, it’s great to go in but not a lot of fun spending most...
TheArchitect.co.uk - Jorgen Thelin's weblog wrote Control Generated WSDL in WCF - Part 1 - Namespaces
on 06-27-2006 12:27 AM
Kirill is writing a series of postings showing how to control the contents of the WSDL generated by WCF. In Part 1 he talks about one of the most common requirements - defining which namespace will be used in the service, binding, porttype or schema definitions....
Sam Gentile wrote New and Notable 104
on 10-01-2006 1:39 AM
You know what? Owning a pool really sucks-). Oh, it’s great to go in but not a lot of fun spending

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