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I see WCF response types (i.e. the types of objects returned from WCF handlers) containing DTO types which in-turn contain the fields the client is interested in. Is this standard practise? Why not put the fields directly on the response type?
What WCF returns depends upon the binding details (TCP, HTTP etc) and the proxy. Transferring DTO is a standard practice.