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| | configure wcf away sometimes Hi say I develop a "backend" system which exposes functionality via WCF - a client running elsewhere can then use WCF to talk to my program. But if I later install the client on the same physical machine as my backend, can I configure WCF to "disappear"? I mean, can I somehow easily avoid the overhead of the network communication by configuring WCF to directly call my backend classes (as all the program code - client and server - is sitting together) instead of using proxies and network communication? (The client and backend are both programmed in .net/c#). Thanks, Peter |
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| | Re: configure wcf away sometimes Peter, In the same box, you can use the named pipes binding (netNamedPipeBinding) or netTcpBinding, or if in the same executable try the Null Transport binding. Just expose a new endpoint with the chosen binding. More info on NullTransport here: http://weblogs.asp.net/cibrax/archiv...t-for-wcf.aspx Tiago Halm |
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