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Why is SvcTraceViewer included into Windows SDK and NOT to .NET Framework tools?

It is a WCF tool and why it is located within Windows SDK and not inside the .NET Framework?

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Actually, the Windows SDK is now the "Windows SDK for Windows [n] and .NET Framework [m]" - so ultimately Microsoft are saying that this is an SDK tool... the choice of whether to go into the SDK or tools... well, it could go either way really...

Marc Gravell  2009-05-14 11:50:58

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