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Hosting WCF in IIS

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Need some direction how to create a WCF service that it's going to be hosted in IIS.

If I just create a regular WCF service project there is no problem hosting it in IIS. But if I apply separation of concern, 3 project; Service, Proxies, and Contracts how do I solve the hosting part in IIS then?

The problem is how I should build up the service? can I use a class project and just add a .svc file? or do I need to do anything more then that?

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Kalpesh Chhatrala

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ulf-jzl

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I don't want to have all the code in in one project. I want to seperate the code into three projects, so how do I do that if I want to host it in IIS?

ulf-jzl

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This is want I like to do:

1: Have a Web Application that hosts several WCF services in IIS
2: Apply Seperation of Consern (SOC) for the WCF services.
- One service consists of 3 projects:
- WcfApplication.Service
- WcfApplication.Proxies
- WcfApplication.Contracts
3: I don't want to use the "Add Service Reference" in my web app, I just want to add the references as dll files and config the the rest manually.

My problem is, how do I set up the WCF service so I can have it hosted in IIS by my Web App without using "Add Service Reference" in my Web App?

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ulf-jzl

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Found the solution.