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How does WCF resolve which concrete class is used when its service is called?
I began my WCF web service with the standard Service.cs and IService.cs. I have since made enhancements to the individual methods (OperationContracts) in a new MyService.cs file that also inherits from IService.cs.
I looked through the App.Config and found that the "contract" being referenced is the interface class but see no code, yet, that choses which concrete implementation class should be used when its called.
Does ,NET WCF always call the use the class that is the same name as the interfaces(minus the "I")?
I looked through the App.Config and found that the "contract" being referenced is the interface class but see no code, yet, that choses which concrete implementation class should be used when its called.
Does ,NET WCF always call the use the class that is the same name as the interfaces(minus the "I")?
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