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Bill Gower - 09 Jul 2007 19:35 GMT

I am starting a new project and I am going to use the WFP for it. This is
the first time I have tried using it. I really don't want to have a big
learning curve here so I am not going to be using WCF at this point in time.
Is that a problem? Should someone using WFP also use WCF. Or are they
completely independent of each other?

Bill

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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] - 09 Jul 2007 19:45 GMT

"Bill Gower" <billgower@charter.net> schrieb:

>I am starting a new project and I am going to use the WFP for it. This is
>the first time I have tried using it. I really don't want to have a big
>learning curve here so I am not going to be using WCF at this point in
>time. Is that a problem? Should someone using WFP also use WCF. Or are
>they completely independent of each other?

WPF and WCF do not necessarily have to be used in one project. It's
perfectly legitimate to have a solution which bases on WCF and uses Windows
Forms, for example. However, both technologies share XAML, a very powerful
XML-based declarative programming model, which will be well-supported in the
next version of Visual Studio, which is codenamed Orcas.

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