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Is there a way of using WCF and .NET Remoting at the same time?

Due to deployment restrictions, we can't deploy WCF on the client-side (yet) but would like to use it on the server-side.

I am interested to know if it is possible to use WCF on the server but consume it with .NET remoting on the client side. I don't have any problems with using specific bindings, transfers or protocols on the server side to make this happen.

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It is definitely possible - here is a good place to start.

Andrew Hare  2009-02-03 16:22:32

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