specify a WCF endpoint in C# while keeping the bindings in Web.config

You may keep both the bindings and the endpoint for a web service in Web.config and then in C# overpower what address the endpoint uses like so:

ICalculatorInTheSky calculator = new CalculatorInTheSkyClient("MyEndpointName",
      "https://www.example.com/hellothere");

 
 

This shows how this may be revamped so that the binding stuff doesn't have to live on the C# side which is way painful configure. If you want to have a Service Reference in a project that is not the startup project, you'll need to move the bindings and endpoint which appear in that projects app.config (which didn't exist until just now) to Web.config. Freak.