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Why / how to migrate a self-service WCF service to IIS7?

I wrote several WCF services that I started as independently for development and debugging. Now I have a web server, and I am considering whether there are any reasons for changing my services to work under IIS 7 ... and if so, how? ..

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There is an article on MSDN that discusses various WCF hosting . Here's what he has to say about Self Hosting:

The following are the benefits of self-hosting:

  • Easy to use: with just a few lines of code, your service works for you.
  • : Open() Close() ServiceHost.
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1: WCF.NET Framework 4

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3: Service1.scv( ) " ". : code <% @ServiceHost Language = "#" Debug = "true" Service = "WcfService4.Service1" CodeBehind = " Service1.svc.cs" % > .
4: "... Service1" DLL. CodeBehind = "Service1.svc.cs".
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6: /yourpage/Service1.scv

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