Is there an event that fires when a WCF service gets started or shut down? Hopefully, independent of whether it is self hosted or hosted in IIS?
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Is there an event that fires when a WCF service gets started or shut down? Hopefully, independent of whether it is self hosted or hosted in IIS?
Sure, the constructor of your object (especially if you are using a Singleton style). Please pardon the shameless self promotion, but I’ve written two articles on how to get started with a WCF (Net.Tcp) client/server system… The first is non-IIS (to which the service starts on your own terms), the latter is how to modify the first to be hosted in IIS to which my first sentense would apply:
1) Client Server Programming with WCF
2) Duplex WCF Services Hosted in IIS Using Net.Tcp