Has anyone ever encountered a problem with Svcutil and the /dconly option where it generates metadata for EVERY data type in an Assembly, even if it is NOT marked with with the [DataContract()] attrib
I have a WCF service that I\'d like clients to be able to reference using Visual Studio\'s \"Add Service Reference\" feature.They\'ve been able to recognize the metadata endpoint, the interfaces, meth
I\'m using svcutil to generate datacontract classes from an XSD.Here\'s a snippet from the XSD: <xs:element name=\"Fulfilment\">
When i run the following command in the visual studio command prompt: D:\\Documents\\DEV\\SARPilot\\Docs\\eoschema\\schema\\OrderSchema>svcutil /t:code /language=C# *.wsdl *.xsd ..\\ws-addressing\
I\'m using SvcUtil.exe to generate my WCF code, like this: SvcUtil.exe http://www.MyServer.com:8080/MyService/mex /out:\"C:\\test.cs\" /mc
Got error: CodeMethodMember must not have both ImplementationTypes and PrivateImplementationType set.
We are working on SOA, both on client (Silverlight) and server (WCF) sides, but with possibility of the clients being implemented by 3rd parties (.NET, Java, etc.). We use WSDL-first approach and want
I always recieve the above error when I generate a proxy class for my service using SvcUtil. The service is exposing a property that is of System.Xml.Linq.XElement type. The SvcUtil generates a System
I am trying to make an asynchronous call to a web service using BeginXXX and EndXXX methods from C# client. I am using a proxy class generated by using SvcUtil.exe.
I\'m importing a WSDL as a service definition (inbound to my service), and for whatever reason the client is formatting the request such that WCF cannot deserialize it without the proxy classes having