Migrating to WCF from ASP.Net 2.0 web services?

Your concerns are valid. I've been taking the approach of 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it' and leaving existing 'legacy' web services alone until they need work. For new development we have been adopting WCF the solution to communication problems big and small.

The most tangible benefit is the ease of integration if you have a nice clean object model. The most tangible negative is that (relatively speaking) there are much more configuration headaches, especially when you start trying to secure things.

It is quite possible that your clients won't need to change at all.

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