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I have many web method in my projects that used in client application. ]

I don't want write code something like this:

 using(ServiceClient sc = new ServiceClient())
    {
         //Invoke service methods        
         sc.Method1();
    }

instead, I want to write: ServiceClient.Method1(); in that case all common operation which reffered to the proxy initialization, invoking method, disposing, exception processing will be inside ServiceClient. Of couse, i can wrap any of my web method with similar code or use reflection for retriving method by name, but maybe any other ways are exist?

Yury
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I assume you are using Add Service Reference to generate ServiceClient...

First off, it's not safe to wrap ServiceClient (which derives from ClientBase) in a using block. Here is a stackoverflow thread that goes in depth.

Second, you can encapsulate the generated ServiceClient and create static methods that do what you are describing, but that's a lot of manual coding for very little benefit. I would instead encourage you to encapsulate the proxy creation, invocation, error handling, closing and disposing in a generic class. This is a good example.

Community
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BrandonZeider
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You can make your "Method1" a static member of ServiceClient and then call ServiceClient.Method1();

Gabriel
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