Windows Communication Foundation Bindings

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Bindings specify how a Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) service endpoint communicates with other endpoints. At its most basic, a binding must specify the transport (for example, HTTP or TCP) to use. You can also set other characteristics, such as security and transaction support, through bindings.

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Windows Communication Foundation Bindings Overview: Overview of what WCF bindings do, what bindings the system provides, and how you can define or modify them.

System-Provided Bindings: A list of bindings included with WCF. These bindings cover the majority of security and message pattern requirements.

Using Bindings to Configure Services and Clients: A WCF binding contains important information that clients must use to connect to service endpoints.

Configuring Bindings for Windows Communication Foundation Services: Configuration enables administrators and installers to customize the bindings for service endpoints.

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System.ServiceModel.Channels

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Windows Communication Foundation Endpoints: Addresses, Bindings, and Contracts

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