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I have created a wcf web service that enable user access to database. For database model I use entity framework. Problem is that I have so much classes inside of entity framework and it will take too much time to write a datacontract by hand. Is there a easy way to avoid that?

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  • similar question here: stackoverflow.com/a/1122289/1099260 Commented Jun 8, 2013 at 13:56
  • Thanks, I ve seen that solution but.. I hoped thatin Visual Studio 2012 there are some features that would help me to do it :/ Thanks anyway Commented Jun 8, 2013 at 14:03

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Cant believe it. Entity framework classes dont need to be taged as [DataContract]. I got error when consuming service with wcf test client, but my wpf client is working great. I am so sorry about that.

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