Binding in WCF defines how clients can connect with your service. The base class for all bindings in WCF is System.ServiceModel.Channels.Binding. A Binding includes definition for WS-* protocols used, the message encoding and the transport protocol. The available WCF Bindings are
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Consider the following scenarios when your are choosing the WCF Binding
- Consider using wsHttpBinding when you need to support clients over the Internet.
- Consider using basicHttpBinding when you want to expose your WCF service to legacy clients.
- Consider using netTcpBinding when you want to support clients over the Intranet.
- Consider using netNamedPipeBinding when you want to support WCF clients on same machine.
- Consider using netMsmqBinding when supporting disconnected queued calls.
- Consider using wsDualHttpBinding when you need to support bi-directional communication between WCF Service and WCF Client.
Custom Binding – You can create custom binding in WCF configuration file and select set of binding elements in order and these elements refer to the transaction, reliable message, security , encoding formats and transport protocol.
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[…] Binding in WCF defines how clients can connect with your service. The base class for all bindings in WCF is System.ServiceModel.Channels.Binding. A Binding includes definition for WS-* protocols used, the message encoding and the transport protocol. The available WCF Bindings arewsHttpBindingbasicHttpBindingnetTcpBindingnetNamedPipeBindingnetMsmqBindingwsDualHttpBinding Consider the following scenarios when your are choosing the WCF BindingConsider using wsHttpBinding when you need to support clients… .NET, WCF Read the full post on DotNetShoutout… […]