Runtime: Will you have WCF for .net core? When?
Will you have WCF for .net core? When?
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lopatnov
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It's already here.
KexyBiscuit
on 15 Mar 2019
Probably means more like dotnet/wcf#2695. Still waiting on WCF hosting (not client), NetTcp (for .NET/.NET communication) and NamedPipe (for local machine IPC) transports here as well.
BhaaLseN
on 15 Mar 2019
It's about WCF hosting, client and about connected services.
lopatnov
on 16 Mar 2019
The gRPC work that's being done in ASP.NET Core is set to be the "new" WCF. The latest Community Standup even talks about it as such.
Joe4evr
on 16 Mar 2019
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Closing since the question has been answered.
davidsh
on 18 Mar 2019
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That doesn't make any sense.
- gRPC isn't going to support the existing WS-* standards.
- gRPC isn't going to support named pipes or MSMQ or any of the other wire formats
- gRPC doesn't concern itself with things like distributed transactions
Yes, I'm happy that we're going to get a gRPC implementation. But it doesn't solve the same problems that WCF was designed to solve.
Grauenwolf
on 3 Apr 2019
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That doesn't make any sense.
Yes, I'm happy that we're going to get a gRPC implementation. But it doesn't solve the same problems that WCF was designed to solve.