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Note

This example assumes you are somewhat comfortable with the structure of an IIS virtual directory (and

IIS itself). If this is not the case, Chapter 31 will examine the details.

Using the Web-Centric WCF Service Project Template

Using the File ➤ New ➤ Web Site menu option, create a new WCF service named AutoLotWCFService,

exposed from the following URI: http://localhost/AutoLotWCFService (see Figure 25-20). Be sure

the Location drop-down list has HTTP as the active selection. 

Figure 25-20.

Creating a web-centric WCF service

Once you have done so, set a reference to the AutoLotDAL.dll assembly you created in 

Chapter 22 (via the Website ➤ Add Reference menu option). Much like a WCF Service Library proj-

ect, you have been given some example starter code (located under the App_Code folder), which

you will obviously want to delete. To begin, rename the initial IService.cs file to IAutoLotService.

cs, and define the initial service contract within your newly named file:

[ServiceContract]

public interface IAutoLotService

{

[OperationContract]

void InsertCar(int id, string make, string color, string petname);

[OperationContract]

void InsertCar(InventoryRecord car);

[OperationContract]

InventoryRecord[] GetInventory();

}

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