What does a WCF Service Library do that a regular class library doesn’t?
Edit: I posted my own answer. Am I missing anything? Are they fundamentally both just class libraries with a few template classes added?
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I created both and compared. This is what I found.
WCF Service Library
System.Runtime.SerializationandSystem.ServiceModel. does not contain a reference toSystem.Data.DataSetExtensionsas the Class Library does.IService1,CompositeTypeandService1/client:"WcfTestClient.exe"as a debug command line option in the project propertiesWCF Optionstab in the project properties. This tab contains an option to start a WCF service host when debugging another project in the same solutionSign the ClickOnce manifestsoption in the Signing tab of the project properties. this option is disabled in the Class Library