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I have know that Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) is a code library to connect between different applications. I have once used Inter-Process Communication technology to connect two different applications written in two different languages (vb.net and C#.net). Therefore, I want to know that
Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) of .Net Framework can be assumed as Middleware Technology for .Net Applications?
In general, middleware is a piece of software that runs independently of other software. Programs can connect to this software. WCF does not do this. It integrates with existing applications and offers interfaces for communication with these. Therefore, it is not really middleware. However, it can be utilized to create middleware programs.