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I see two ways to create a MessageFault:

   FaultException fe = new FaultException("error");
   MessageFault f = fe.CreateMessageFault();

Or

   FaultCode fc = new FaultCode("error");
   MessageFault f = MessageFault.CreateFault(fc, "error");

What's the difference b/w two? Is anyone preferred?

+1  A: 

There are many more ways to create a MessageFault than that. See MessageFault members.

All of these create an instance of the MessageFault class. The documentation tells you how they differ.

John Saunders