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Learn more about: Metadata and the WCF Service Model with Oracle E-Business Suite
Metadata and the WCF Service Model with Oracle E-Business Suite
06/08/2017
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Metadata and the WCF Service Model with Oracle E-Business Suite

In the WCF service model, you use the [!INCLUDEaddadapterservreflong] or the ServiceModel Metadata Utility Tool (svcutile.exe) to do the following:

  • Generate a service contract—the WCF service contract—through which your code can receive operations from the adapter. This .NET interface represents the service contract for target operations.

  • Generate proxy classes—the WCF client class—through which your code can invoke operations on the adapter.

  • Annotated classes that represent the supporting message contracts, operation contracts, and data contracts for the service contract.

    For help in understanding the structure of this generated code, see "Understanding Generated Client Code" at https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=98365. This topic specifically describes code that svcutil.exe generates, but its content is also applicable to the code that the [!INCLUDEaddadapterservrefshort] generates.

    For information about how to generate a WCF client class or WCF service contract for target operations and about the differences between svcutil.exe and the [!INCLUDEaddadapterservrefshort], see Generate a WCF Client or a WCF Service Contract for Oracle E-Business Suite Solution Artifacts.

See Also

Develop Oracle E-Business Suite Applications by Using the WCF service Model