Fundamentals of Creating a WCF Client (WCF Part 6)

	Fundamentals of Creating a WCF Client: Like almost all other distributed technologies, clients use proxies to access WCF services. Proxies can be created in one of two ways: at design time by using the svcutil.exe command line tool dynamically at runtime by using a ChannelFactory. A ChannelFactory provides a flexible way to create proxies at runtime, by creating a factory from the address, binding details, and contract details, and then calling CreateChannel on the factory. Creating a Client by Using a Channel Factory:   [C#] ChannelFactorycf = new ChannelFactory(new EndpointAddress("http://localhost/MyService/EndPoint1"),new BasicHttpBinding()); IMyChannel ch1=cf.CreateChannel();   To send messages you must open the channel. and after finishing you have to Close the channel. The ChannelFactory class has a number of methods and properties that enable you to access features of the underlying channel. e.g the Credentials property:   [C#] proxy.ChannelFactory.Credentials.UserNamePassword.UserName = "Mohamed Adel Mahmoud"; proxy.ChannelFactory.Credentials.UserNamePassword.Password = “P@$$w0rd”;
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