Below are the steps to create WCF clients from service metadata using Visual Studio 2013:
I'm assuming you've a WCF service created and running on WCF Test client.
1. Open Visual Studio command prompt. You can find in under Start Menu -> All Programs -> Visual Studio Tools. If you're working on Windows 7, please make sure you "Run as administrator".
2. Type in the below command:
svcutil.exe /out:<OutputFileName>.cs /config:<configFileName>.config <Service URL>
For example:
If the service url is http://localhost:54225/TestService.svc
Type in the below command:
svcutil.exe /out:WCFGeneratedProxy.cs /config:output.config http://localhost:54225/TestService.svc
This will generate the proxy file and an output.config file. Add WCFGeneratedProxy.cs file to your project and add the content of output.config file to the web.config file.
I'm assuming you've a WCF service created and running on WCF Test client.
1. Open Visual Studio command prompt. You can find in under Start Menu -> All Programs -> Visual Studio Tools. If you're working on Windows 7, please make sure you "Run as administrator".
2. Type in the below command:
svcutil.exe /out:<OutputFileName>.cs /config:<configFileName>.config <Service URL>
For example:
If the service url is http://localhost:54225/TestService.svc
Type in the below command:
svcutil.exe /out:WCFGeneratedProxy.cs /config:output.config http://localhost:54225/TestService.svc
This will generate the proxy file and an output.config file. Add WCFGeneratedProxy.cs file to your project and add the content of output.config file to the web.config file.
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