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I have a WSDL from a webservice for which I don’t have the implementation.
In order to create a client app, I’d like to build a dummy implementation of this WSDL.
Is there any way to create either a WCF service from this WSDL or a oldschool web service ?
I only want the skeleton of the service (throw new NotImplementedException() is ok). Then I will implement a custom test behavior.
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For WCF, you can actually do this for the most part. Just use svcutil.exe (or the VS Add Service Reference wizard) to add a reference to the service.
This will generate all data and service contracts, and then all you need to do is add a new class to your project that implements the service contract interface that svcutil generated (which is just a few clicks in VS).