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In what are the different ways a WCF Metadata can be accessed ?
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on 6/5/2012 | Category:
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WCF Metadata can be accessed in two ways :-
(1) WSDL document can be generated which represents the endpoints and protocols
(2) Or the ServiceHost can expose a metadata exchange endpoint to access metadata at runtime
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