Choosing the right WCF binding
Choosing the right WCF binding
A WCF binding is the endpoint component that defines how the client needs to communicate with the service. It groups settings such as underlying transport protocol, security requirements, and message encoding.
WCF provides nine built-in bindings:
- BasicHttpBinding: Basic web service communication. Exposes WCF services as legacy ASMX web services. Used for interoperability. No security by default.
- WSHttpBinding: Web services with WS-* support. Supports transactions and reliable messaging.
- WSDualHttpBinding: Web services with duplex contract and transaction support.
- WSFederationHttpBinding: Web services with federated security. Supports transactions.
- MsmqIntegrationBinding: Communication directly with MSMQ applications. Supports transactions.
- NetMsmqBinding: Communication between WCF applications by using queuing. Supports transactions.
- NetNamedPipeBinding: Communication between WCF applications on same computer. Supports duplex contracts and transactions.
- NetPeerTcpBinding: Communication between computers across peer-to-peer services. Supports duplex contracts.
- NetTcpBinding: Communication between WCF applications across computers. Supports duplex contracts and transactions.
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