Do not use "using" for WCF Clients

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Or you can use T4 to generate a static class wrapper around the service. Then your call can look like this:SvcWrapper.Login(username, password);The full explanation and sample code is located here[^].

Or you can use T4 to generate a static class wrapper around the service. Then your call can look like this:

SvcWrapper.Login(username, password);

The full explanation and sample code is located here[^].

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Jeremy Hutchinson

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I’m a Software Engineer at Microsoft working on the Azure Portal. Before that I spent about 20 years developed various business applications at a number of different companies. I have a passion for writing clean, scalable code and sharing what I’ve learned with others.

I also help run the Casco Bay .Net User Group

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Do not use "using" for WCF Clients

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