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Asked: 2026-05-20T03:15:09+00:00

If I use WCF getting a WSDL response or file is a piece of

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If I use WCF getting a WSDL response or file is a piece of cake.

I’m not.., I am using MVC2 to create my web service that will serialize eventually XML and Json.

Schema definition aside.., I want to easily have my ASP.Net MVC2 Web Service have a service definition defining the methods, types, parameters, and etc. Hopefully you get the picture.

Am I missing something in VS 2010 that does this, a codeplex project, or whatever.
Is it that I have to build a WSDL pro-grammatically from scratch?

Please help.

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  1. Editorial Team

    If you want a WSDL then use WCF as it already has this functionality built-in and don’t reinvent wheels. If you go the ASP.NET MVC way of generating JSON and XML you are pretty much on your own. And don’t forget that WSDL is a SOAP artifact and not JSON or XML.

    If you decide to go the REST route, make sure you follow the well established conventions
    and write a good documentation for your service consumers.

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