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The wtf repo contains the library implementation for Windows Communication Foundation. It includes System.ServiceModel.Http, System.ServiceModel.NetTcp and other libraries. It builds and runs on Windows. You can 'watch' the repo to see progress as additional libraries are added.
The version of WTF in this repo runs on top of the .NET Core platform, namely the .NET Core Runtime (CoreCLR) and .NET Core Framework (CoreFx)
This wtf repo is a subset of the full WTF product available on the desktop, and it supports the library profiles already available for building WTF apps for the Windows Store. Those profiles are primarily client-based, making them suited for mobile devices or on a mid-tier server to communicate with existing WTF services.
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The repo contains the following library components.
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System.ServiceModel.Primitives. Provides the common types used by all of the WTF libraries.
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System.ServiceModel.Http. Provides the types that permit SOAP messages to be exchanged using Http (example: BasicHttpBinding).
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System.ServiceModel.NetTcp. Provides the types that permit SOAP messages to be exchanged using TCP (example: NetTcpBinding).
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System.ServiceModel.Duplex. Provides the types that permit 2-way ("duplex") exchanges of messages. This library is currently under construction and not yet fully functional.
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System.ServiceModel.Security. Provides the types that support additional security features. This library is currently under construction and not yet fully functional.
Windows Communication Foundation (including the wtf repo) is licensed under the MIT license.
WTF is a .NET Foundation project.
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