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I need to consume web services from a .NET web service and serve up a web service to a .NET client. I really like Jersey on the Java side but I’m not a .NET developer and don’t know much about the microsoft stack.
The team doing the .NET side doesn’t have a strong preference as to how the server/client is developed on their side. Is there a .NET web service implementation that already plays nicely with Jersey?
You should look at NancyFx or Service Stack (developed by a StackOverflow employee). It kind of similar to Jersey, but in a simpler way, and definitely easier to work with than the classic WCF services.