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Windows Communication Foundation Architectural Overview

I noticed a great article on the Microsoft website that provides an architectural overview of the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF). The article demonstrates WCF contracts, endpoints, and behaviors.  I am currently getting up to speed with this foundation. I will share my thoughts about WCF in upcoming blogs. If you are a developer, I would recommend looking into using WCF instead of a typical ASP.NET web service (*.ASMX) when building distributed solutions. That is because WCF lends itself to lesser dependency on IIS and conforms to strict SOAP message standards without the need of Web Service Enhancements (WSE). Read the architectural overview thoroughly as it reinforces some key concepts. Click here to read the article.

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