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.NET Framework 3 (WCF) Service with .NET Framework 1.1 / 2 Client

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    Hi, We are thinking about starting a new project but are worried about the take-up of .NET Framework 3 within businesses. Is is it possible to have a WCF server application connecting to a client over Binary NetTcp to talk to a .NET Framework 1.1 / 2 client? Thanks

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      Hi, We are thinking about starting a new project but are worried about the take-up of .NET Framework 3 within businesses. Is is it possible to have a WCF server application connecting to a client over Binary NetTcp to talk to a .NET Framework 1.1 / 2 client? Thanks

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      If you mean can your WCF service be consumed by a none-WCF source then the answer is yes. WCF allows you to expose your service through a wide variety of protocols, one of which should suit your needs.

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        If you mean can your WCF service be consumed by a none-WCF source then the answer is yes. WCF allows you to expose your service through a wide variety of protocols, one of which should suit your needs.

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        I made it clear that I'm using netTCP, it's my understanding that it's not possible to build a non-WCF client for protocol but I'm wondering if anyone knows a way around it.

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