Question

I am a bit confused. Just playing around a bit with WF and trying to create a simple service like shown in this example:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/netframework/ff859495

In this example he creates a real simple service and calls it from the client like this:

var proxy = new ServiceReference1.MathClient();
var data = proxy.AddNumbers();

Now I did exactly the same, but I never ever get a class MathClient, all I get is an interface, a class for the receive part, a class for the send part and a namespace for the activities. But nothing where I actually can call the receive part.

The service itself is simple, just a SendAndReceiveReply that adds two numbers. The settings are done like in the video: Changed the OperationName, changed the ServiceContractName and set CanCreateInstance to true.

Where is the class actually coming from? He never creates anything called MathClient!?

Answer 1

Forget it, simple solution:

I’ve added a WorkflowConsoleApplication to call the service, but then you seem only to be able to use the workflow from the service as an activiy. If you create a normale console application, then you have the class for the service.