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| | Configure customBinding for named pipe Hi, in our current project we want to use WCF wherever possible. My newest task is to write to a named pipe. The problem is, this pipe is created by some other process not utilizing WCF. Which means, I can't use the NetNamedPipeBinding. As far as I understood, I can still use WCF on my side by using a customBinding with a NamedPipeTransportBindingElement. But information on how to configure this customBinding is really scarce and I'm not sure yet how to do this. I found a blog post on how to kind of "inherit" from one of the predefined bindings and only change single settings. My idea now is to "inherit" from NetNamedPipeBinding and just change the settings which make a WCF-created pipe mandatory. When looking at the setings of NetNamedPipeBinding, the only setting which looks distinctively WCF is "Scheme = net.pipe". Unfortunately I couldn't find any information on which value I would need instead of "net.pipe". So now I'd like to ask your help. How can I configure this binding? Could you point me to some source of information? Am I on the right track at all? Any thoughts on my problem will be appreciated! Regards, Viola |
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