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I have a project which exposes two WCF Service contracts. &nbsp;These two services expose a common enumeration. &nbsp;All classes are under the same namespace and in the same assembly. 
 
 
MyServiceNamespace.Service1 
MyServiceNamespace.Service2 
 
They both share the enumeration: 
ServiceNamespace.ServiceTypes 
 
Then, i have a project that references the URL endpoints of these two services. &nbsp;When the client code is generated it creates the enumeration for the two services in their own client side generated namespaces. 
 
MyClientNamespace.Service1Proxy.ServiceTypes 
MyClientNamespace.Service2Proxy.ServiceTypes 
 
 
Is there a way I can tell the client to not duplicate the enumeration and use a specific namespace like: 
 
ServiceNamespaceProxy.ServiceTypes 
 
Any help would be greatly appreciated. &nbsp;This one is driving me a little nuts.
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I have a project which exposes two WCF Service contracts.  These two services expose a common enumeration.  All classes are under the same namespace and in the same assembly.


MyServiceNamespace.Service1
MyServiceNamespace.Service2

They both share the enumeration:
ServiceNamespace.ServiceTypes

Then, i have a project that references the URL endpoints of these two services.  When the client code is generated it creates the enumeration for the two services in their own client side generated namespaces.

MyClientNamespace.Service1Proxy.ServiceTypes
MyClientNamespace.Service2Proxy.ServiceTypes


Is there a way I can tell the client to not duplicate the enumeration and use a specific namespace like:

ServiceNamespaceProxy.ServiceTypes

Any help would be greatly appreciated.  This one is driving me a little nuts.

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