How to consume proprietary Types from WCF Service

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I am creating WCF Services with proprietary datatypes. How to consume the proprietary datatypes in client side.

Posted 16-Aug-12 18:54pm

CH Guravaiah

Updated 16-Aug-12 19:25pm

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Kenneth Haugland 17-Aug-12 0:56am

Huh? Are you actually asking how to use the WCF service or did I miss something completely?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 17-Aug-12 0:59am

Not clear at all. Please explain.
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virang_21 17-Aug-12 1:31am

Add a reference to your DTO classes in application that is consuming your WCF service so when you add a service refernece to your WCF consuming application you can use the proprietary object that any method in your service is returning.

CH Guravaiah 17-Aug-12 4:17am

thank you

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Kenneth Haugland · Answer 1 · 2012-08-17T09:31:00

Solution 1

Found several interestiong things on Google[^], and I wouldnt be suprised if you found some documentation htat would explain your question too :)

Posted 17-Aug-12 9:31am

Kenneth Haugland