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Christian Weyer

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Registered: Sep, 2003

Christian Weyer is an independent Microsoft MSDN Regional Director and expert for Web services.
Taking Web services development a small step further - WsContractFirst Visual Studio .NET add-in... Posted: Aug 30, 2004 11:04 AM
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Maybe some of you know that I am a big believer in contract-based Web services design and development. Web services contracts can be expressed explicitly in .NET code (see Steve's opinion) or by using schema (XSD) and WSDL. When using the second approach you may want a tool that can generate .NET code from your WSDLs/XSDs.The .NET Framework's and Visual Studio .NET's intrinsic tools somehow don't cut it, sorry. So, did you ever want to simply right-click on a WSDL file in Visual Studio .NET and

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