Navneet,

>Tim:
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>I followed your suggestion and added the WCF project to my WPF solution and added a service reference. After some adjustment to the Endpoint by copying the properties by that created by the Wizard I got the application to run. YAHOO!!!!
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>Now, I am not sure if my application is using WCF for retrieving data or NOT. Because, My WCF application does not have a reference to my Business Object project and I am not able to set a breakpoint at the FillDataSet() method of the WCF Service data class.
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>I beleive it's doing that but I want to be sure as we are moving towards the service model. My next step is going to be to move the WCF web site to another server and test.
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>Let me know if there is a simple way to validate WCF to be functional.
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>FYI: I am not an adminstrator on my machine and as a result for creating/editing WCF project I have to run VS with administrative privaleges.
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>Thanks,
>Navneet

My suggestion is to open the WCF project in a seperate instance of Visual studio in its own solution. Then you can run it in that instance and obtain the url for the service.

Now in the other instance of Visual Studio where your WPF project is, change the URL to use the one running on your other instance. This gives you the ability to put break points in both client and server side for debugging. Also, you get around any security issues you might otherwise have. Once you know it is working as expected you can deploy it to your IIS or ??.