How to build a service assembly containing generic contract(s)?

I asked this question in the MSRS forum as I wanted to test different exploration algorithms with minimal impact in my existing code, and I think the correct way to do it is by defining a DSS generic contract. In this case a Generic Exploration Algorithm Contract.

This is the answer by Dave Lee (MSFT):

How to create a generic contract:

1. Use DssNewService to clone or create a new service.

DssNewService -s:MyService

2. Add your operation types and data contracts, exactly as you would to a service implementation.

3. Delete the service implementation file (MyService.cs).

4. Open AssemblyInfo.cs and change the service declaration to:

[assembly: ServiceDeclaration(DssServiceDeclaration.DataContract)]

5. Compile.

6. Your other services should implement the proxy file which is generated by step 5.

dssnewservice -i:"MyService.Y2007.M08.Proxy.dll" -s:Foo

(Note the "-i" stands for "implements").

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Comments (1)

1  A new tutorial for Generic Service Decla Written by This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it , on 08-09-2007 08:13 As posted today by Henrik F Nielsen a new couple of tutorials have been added to explain in detail how to create generic contracts:  Service Tutorial 8 (C#)    And how to use them:  Service Tutorial 9 (C#)

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