Rather than exposing the system generated meta data I’d like to provide my meta data which is kept it a text file (say) on the server. I guess this means responding to the HTTP GET request http://[service address]?wdsl.
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Rather than exposing the system generated meta data I’d like to provide my meta data which is kept it a text file (say) on the server. I guess this means responding to the HTTP GET request http://[service address]?wdsl.
You could simply turn off metadata export (remove serviceMetadataBehavior or set its httpGetEnabled flag to false) and then put your WSDL document at a URL that makes sense for your app (?wsdl is a WCF / ASMX convention but its not a standard)
This is pretty easy if you are using IIS hosting but would need a REST endpoint for Self Hosting