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| Guest | ServiceHost in System.ServiceModel Hi there, I am reading 'Programming Indigo' by David Pallmann. His example shows ServiceHost support genericity. But I just downloaded Windows SDK and WinFX RC and found that genericity is not support by the System. ServiceModel.ServiceHost class. Did I get the wrong version or there are some design changes in WCF? Thanks. Edmon |
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| Guest | Re: ServiceHost in System.ServiceModel On Tue, 25 Apr 2006 10:11:02 -0700, Ed <Ed@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: >Hi there, > >I am reading 'Programming Indigo' by David Pallmann. His example shows >ServiceHost support genericity. But I just downloaded Windows SDK and WinFX >RC >and found that genericity is not support by the System. >ServiceModel.ServiceHost class. Did I get the wrong version or there are >some design changes in WCF? > >Thanks. > >Edmon If you head over to the MSDN forums, you can ask David himself ![]() http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/Sho...D=118&SiteID=1 'Programming Indigo' was written some time ago now, and a lot has changed. The book still provides a good grounding on the functionality of Indigo, but if you want examples that compile then use the SDK examples. |
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