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Parameters To Consider For Selecting Stocks 🤔

  Often selecting quality stocks from the ones listed in the indices becomes a tricky operation as there are lot of them to choose from, Especially for one who is starting out to invest in stocks. Many a times people used to go by the trend or momentum existing in the market for a particular stock in general. The issue while following this approach of going by the momentum is that many a times this is short lived and some times these may not be a reflection of the corresponding business fundamentals. There are different kinds of stocks available in the stock market which can be traded using different strategies, For example some of the stocks depict huge fluctuations in prices during trading sessions, Such stocks are suitable for day trading or a.k.a Intra-day trading. On the other hand there are some stocks which does not display such volatility and  exhibit growth over long term. Here we are going to discuss about some of the parameters that can be considered before sel...

How To Use WSDL File To Consume WCF Service in .NET Core Application?

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  WCF Services play a pivotal role in modern day distributed application as all the requests from the UI Layer is passed on to the WCF Service API's which serve those requests appropriately. Lets see how we can consume the WCF Service by a .NET Core WPF application. What is WSDL File? WSDL Stands for W eb S ervice D escription L anguage, as the name suggests it gives a description of the functionality offered by the particular WCF service in a XML Format. How to Download WSDL File? WSDL file can be downloaded by going to the URL location where the WCF Service is hosted,  For example:   I have hosted the WCF Service locally identified by URL:  http://localhost:6875/process How to Configure Service Reference with the help of WSDL File? Steps: Step 1 :   enter this URL in a Web browser as shown below Accessing WCF Service through Web browser Step 2: Click on the link as highlighted in the below image Accessing the WSDL Content through the URL Step 3: When you ...