Any XmlSerialization Limitations in WCF (as opposed to DataContract)?

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Published on 2010-04-11T23:40:54Z Indexed on 2010/04/11 23:43 UTC
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Is there anything I might regret later, i.e. any major limitations if we choose XmlSerialization instead of DataContract? Until now, we have embraced the schema first contract design.

For example, if we want to parameter inspection, security enhancements, etc... will locking in now with XmlSerialization be a problem when we try to add other WCF features?

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