OK - after an intensive coding session i can now proudly say that I understand 4 attributes of the WCF configurations (of the 1200 + that exists ;))
The attributes that you should set are:
- ServiceBehavior.Namespace - this get generated as the targetNamepace in the wsdl (instead of http://tempuri.org/). Also you should use this namespace in the endpoint, with the bindingNamespace-attribute in the config-file: <endpoint bindingNamespace=”[http://www.marcusoft.net/Services/](http://www.marcusoft.net/Services/)” />
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ServiceBehavior.ConfigurationName - this is the name that you use as service name in the configuration file: <service name=”OffertTjanst” >
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ServiceBehavior.Name - the name property has solely to do with the generated wsdl-file. It is generated as the Name-attribute in the wsdl-file: <wsdl:definitions name=”ListDataTjanst” …
- ServiceContract.ConfigurationName - (note: this is on the interface, service contract, all other attributes are on the service implementation) this name is used to reference the interface in the endpoint: <endpoint address=”…” binding=”…” contract=”OffertContract” />
As i said at the start. These are the configurations i think are important - and the ones i feel really comfortable with… up to now.