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What is the difference between net.tcp and http?
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net. tcp: TCP based protocol. Basically it is TCP, the higher layers are "propietary". http: HTTP based protocol - which defines a LOT more than TCP.
net. tcp is simply the URI scheme used within Windows to identify endpoints that can be accessed using TCP. Similarly, net. msmq and net. pipe , are the URI schemes to address endpoints that utilise the MSMQ protocol and Named Pipes protocol, respectively.
TCP is more reliable because it ensures that all segments are received in order and any lost segments are retransmitted.
net.tcp: TCP based protocol. Basically it is TCP, the higher layers are "propietary".
http: HTTP based protocol - which defines a LOT more than TCP.
At the end, HTTP is web service compatible, while TCP is efficient.
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Those are two different protocols.
This is HTTP.
This is TCP.
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