The version of Visual Studio doesn't matter here - it's the version of the . NET framework that is causing your confusion. In .
NET 4.0 there are default WCF settings which means that a service can be hosted without any configuration MSDN Introduction to WCF 4 will explain more If you create the project as a . NET 3.5 project the configuration will be required (and will be added when you 'add new WCF service') You can add the configuration in . NET 4.0, but if you are new to WCF it's easier if it were automatically generated so you had a starting point to work from.
The version of Visual Studio doesn't matter here - it's the version of the . NET framework that is causing your confusion. In .
NET 4.0 there are default WCF settings which means that a service can be hosted without any configuration. MSDN Introduction to WCF 4 will explain more. If you create the project as a .
NET 3.5 project the configuration will be required (and will be added when you 'add new WCF service'). You can add the configuration in . NET 4.0, but if you are new to WCF it's easier if it were automatically generated so you had a starting point to work from.
So presumably I need to go ahead and add bindings to the webconfig to enable a different configuration e.g. – Durathor Oct 9 at 9:01 Yes - if you want to change the binding on a configuration-free service you need to add a binding tag, and also a service tag which links that binding to your service. – Kirk Broadhurst Oct 9 at 9:19.
It seems that WCF 4 creates a default end point if one isn't defined. From msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee35438... In an effort to make the overall WCF experience just as easy as ASMX, WCF 4 comes with a new “default configuration†model that completely removes the need for any WCF configuration. If you don’t provide any WCF configuration for a particular service, the WCF 4 runtime automatically configures your service with some standard endpoints and default binding/behavior configurations.
This makes it much easier to get a WCF service up and running, especially for those who aren’t familiar with the various WCF configuration options and are happy to accept the defaults, at least to get started.
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