How to make one WCF service to be client of another WCF service?

A simple general suggestion. You can start with: Client1 => Service1 Client2 => Service2 Once that working you can take the configuration from Client2 and copy it to Service1 Lastly you look at you Service1 as a client and do the same stuff you did for Client2 add a service reference to Service2 (or get the proxy through another way if you will). Effectively, now your Service1 is also a Client2 Client1 => Service1 => Client2 => Service2 WCF hosting doesn't matter here as services are communicating via ABC that is: A - address (e.

G http://localhost:8080/Service1 ) B - binding (e.g. BasicHttpBinding) C - contract (e.g. IService1 interface).

A simple general suggestion. You can start with: Client1 => Service1 Client2 => Service2 Once that working you can take the configuration from Client2 and copy it to Service1. Lastly you look at you Service1 as a client and do the same stuff you did for Client2 - add a service reference to Service2 (or get the proxy through another way if you will).

Effectively, now your Service1 is also a Client2. Client1 => Service1 => Client2 => Service2 WCF hosting doesn't matter here as services are communicating via ABC that is: A - address (e.g. http://localhost:8080/Service1) B - binding (e.g. BasicHttpBinding) C - contract (e.g. IService1 interface).

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