WCF binding chooser algorithm
I have watched a speak at a TechEd conference that showed a simple algorithm for choosing a WCF binding. I can't find this algorithm but I remember some of the main ideas:
Can anyone provide a link to the full version of this algorithm?
Bindings are objects that are used to specify the communication details that are required to connect to the endpoint of a Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) service. Each endpoint in a WCF service requires a binding to be well-specified.
There are two kinds of bindings: predefined and custom. Predefined bindings contain useful combinations of elements that are used in common scenarios. For a list of predefined binding types that WCF provides, see System-Provided Bindings.
Default binding WCF allows you to use a default binding that affects all endpoints of all services of the application that uses the config file. A default binding is simply a nameless binding section. For example, in the case of TCP: <netTcpBinding> <binding transactionFlow = "true" /> </netTcpBinding>
Something like that maybe?
WCF Binding Decision Chart
WCF Binding Decision Chart http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/4686/wcfbindingdecisionchart.png
Marc
I found another version of the algorithm:
https://mohammedatef.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/wcfbinding.jpg
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