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Christian Weyer: Smells like service spirit

What's first?

Do you need a composite transport for WCF?

Have you ever come across situations in your projects where you would have needed a composite transport for WCF? WIth a composite transport I mean the ability to have transport X for inbound messages and transport Y for inbound messages. Ideally you should be able to use one-way, request-reply and duplex messaging with this composite channel (and binding). Kenny hinted at some possible way to do this - I just want to know from you whether you would really need such a channel/binding! Just drop me a line - thanks.

posted on Friday, June 13, 2008 9:24 AM

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