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WCF Services - how to organise large numbers or methods?

Asked by Solar_Flare in Web Services and WCF, Microsoft Visual C#.Net, .NET Framework 3.x versions

Tags: WCF C# .Net 3.5

I am putting together a WCF service application, and my concern is that as it grows all the methods will be appear as methods of the xxxServiceClient proxy on the client. The methods could easily be grouped logically like nested classes, but I can't see a way to do this with wcf.

As an example, a service with methods for cars, truck and distance would look something like this on the client

WCFService.IMyService svc = new MyProject.WCFService.MyServiceClient();
svc.CarMethod1(arg);
svc.TruckMethod1(arg);
svc.CalculateDistance(point1, point2);

But if it grows to hundreds of methods it would be messy, ideally I would end up with code on the client looking like

WCFService.IMyService svc = new MyProject.WCFService.MyServiceClient();
svc.Transport.Cars.CarMethod1(arg);
svc.Transport.Trucks.TruckMethod1(arg);
svc.Utility.CalculateDistance(point1, point2);

Does anyone know if it is possible to do something like this, or what is the best practice for separating/grouping methods in services with large numbers of methods?

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WCF Services - how to organise large numbers or methods?

Asked by Solar_Flare in Web Services and WCF, Microsoft Visual C#.Net, .NET Framework 3.x versions

Tags: WCF C# .Net 3.5

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