WCF
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ASP.NET Web Service
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1.
ServiceContract and OperationContract
attributes are used for defining WCF service.
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WebService
and WebMethod attributes are used for defining web service.
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2.
Supports various protocols like HTTP, HTTPS,
TCP, Named Pipes and MSMQ.
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Supports
only HTTP, HTTPS protocols.
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3.
Hosted in IIS, WAS (Windows Activation
Service), Self-hosting, Windows Service.
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Hosted
only in IIS.
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4.
Supports security, reliable messaging,
transaction and AJAX and REST supports.
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Support
security but is less secure as compared to WCF.
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5.
Supports DataContract serializer by using
System.Runtime.Serialization.
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Supports
XML serializer by using System.Xml.Serialization.
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6.
Supports One-Way, Request-Response and Duplex
service operations.
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Supports
One-Way and Request-Response service operations.
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7.
WCF are faster than Web Services.
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Web
Services are slower than WCF.
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8.
Hash Table can be serialized.
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Hash
Table cannot be serialized. It can serializes only those collections which
implement IEnumerable and ICollection.
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9.
Unhandled Exceptions does not return to the
client as SOAP faults. WCF supports better exception handling by using
FaultContract.
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Unhandled
Exceptions returns to the client as SOAP faults.
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10.
Supports XML, MTOM, Binary message encoding.
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Supports
XML and MTOM (Message Transmission Optimization Mechanism) message encoding.
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11.
Supports multi-threading by using
ServiceBehaviour class.
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Doesn’t
support multi-threading.
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Monday, 8 September 2014
Difference between WCF and ASP.NET Web Service
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