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1.  Creating a WCF service 2.  Hosting the WCF service using a console application 3.  Exposing 2 service endpoints.  4.  Creating a windows and a web Client applications.   Let's take the scenario that we discussed in  Part 2 .  We have 2 clients and we need to implement a service a for them.  1.  The first client is using a Java application to interact with our service, so for interoperability this client wants meesages to be in XML format and the protocl to be HTTP. 2.  The second client uses .NET, so for better performance this client wants messages formmated in binary over TCP protocol. In  Part 2 , To meet the requirement of the first client, we implemented a  web service  and to meet the requirement of the second client we implemented a  remoting service. In this video, we will create a single  WCF service,  and  configure 2 endpoints  to meet the requirements of both the clients. Crea...

art 2 - Creating a remoting service and a web service Suggested Videos Part 1 - Introduction to WCF In this video we will discuss creating a simple  remoting and a web service.  This is continuation to  Part 1 . Please watch  Part 1  from  WCF video tutorial  before proceeding.  We have 2 clients and we need to implement a service a for them.  1.  The first client is using a  Java application  to interact with our service, so for interoperability this client wants messages to be in  XML format  and the protocol to be  HTTP. 2.  The second client uses  .NET,  so for better performance this client wants messages formatted in  binary  over  TCP  protocol. To satisfy the requirement of the first client let's create a web service. Web services use HTTP protocol and XML message format. So interoperability requirement of the first client will be met. ...

WCF:Why WCF Actually, WCF is going to unify all in one : web services : enterprise service : Remoting What is WCF? WCF  stands for  Windows Communication Foundation  and is part of .NET 3.0. WCF is Microsoft platform for building distributed and interoperable applications. What is a distributed application? In simple terms a distributed application, is an application where parts of it run on 2 or more computers.  Distributed applications  are also called as  connected systems. Examples: A web application running on one machine and a web service that this application is consuming is running on another machine.     An enterprise web application may have the following tiers, and each tier may be running on a different machine 1. Presentation tier 2. Business tier   3. Data Access tier     Why build distributed applications? There are several reasons for this 1.  An enterprise application ma...