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    Hello guys, I know this isn't the WCF Message board but the problem isn't directly with WCF. Now my problem is that at work in our application we have a main client that access certain information from a WCF that than that access the database. And the other business objects are stored in seperate dlls. Now an instance of the WCf service that we are using is being called from the mdi client. now the problem is that i want to access that instance of the service from one of my business objects without having to create a web reference to the service in that dll. Hope i explained my self well and you can understand me sorry if i didn't ;) Any help would creatly be appreciated. Thank you Regards, Christian Pace

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      Hello guys, I know this isn't the WCF Message board but the problem isn't directly with WCF. Now my problem is that at work in our application we have a main client that access certain information from a WCF that than that access the database. And the other business objects are stored in seperate dlls. Now an instance of the WCf service that we are using is being called from the mdi client. now the problem is that i want to access that instance of the service from one of my business objects without having to create a web reference to the service in that dll. Hope i explained my self well and you can understand me sorry if i didn't ;) Any help would creatly be appreciated. Thank you Regards, Christian Pace

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      If you are asking if you can have application A call application X (WCF server) without using WCF or even sockets then no. If you are asking if you can use functionality from X in A directly then that depends on the functionality.

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