In trying to get a WCF Service running, I thought perhaps a Windows Application (WCF) would know how to "Add Service..." better than any other. You know, instead of my trying to track down a svcutil executable.
I was surprised at how different the toolbox and designer were for this type of windows application versus the "normal" one (in VS 2008). So I went to google to find out as much as I could, and was stunned to find that a search for "Windows Application (WCF)" returns 11 results. All 11 are the result of the phrase "WCF" being next to the phrase "Windows Application"-none of them were for what I searched for! Intrigued at the lack of public information, I turn to the learned experts here for any info at all. Have any of you used it? Is it better as a client for WCF services? Are there any features that make it more desirable to use than the standard windows form? When would you use one instead of the other? TIA! pat :)
