In this week's screencast, I demonstrate how to host WCF services in your own application processes such as a Windows service, a Windows UI application, or even something like a console application. This is a more advanced topic that you'll need to understand when including a WCF service in any code running outside of IIS/ASP.NET. For more info on hosting WCF services within ASP.NET/IIS, check out last week's screencast. Enjoy.
Previous Screencasts (RSS for all posts in the series)
- Creating your first WCF service
- Configuring services with endpoints
- Hosting WCF services in ASP.NET/IIS