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Is it possible to use the .Net WCF 4 web service in non-NO?

I tried my head against the problem for about a week, and now I resort only to "this is even a possible question."

Can another language connect to a web service written using the .NET WCF 4 framework?

When WCF first appeared many years ago (under .Net v3.0 / winfx), I was able to connect a Java client to it using basicHttpBindings; however, trying to do the same in the latest and greatest version, I wonder if this is possible. I can create WSDL from the Cassini web server that comes with Visual Studio, but they always tell me that it is poorly formed. When I compare it with WSDL with the ASMX service (which works), the two are significantly different.

Has anyone created a web service with WCF 4 and were able to connect to it using net.Net or even use something like WSDL.exe?

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Yes you can, this is one of the selling points of SOA. You interact through XML definitions that are superior to languages.

What types of contracts have you identified?

Download SOAP-UI and you can see for yourself. A, written in java, and B all he needs is a WSDL address.

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