which WCF binding to be selected for windows service host?

The new project is to develop a windows service which to publish messages to
windows form client. The callback technology is applied for no-stop sending
messages to UI as I don't want the user need to click button to sent command
for gather messages from service. The security should not be considered as
this is expected the windows form application only available on the same
machine of windows service.

Which WCF binding to be selected for windows service host? And Is there any
best library or framework to speed up the project implementation?

On May 26, 2:31 pm, "ABC" <a...@abc.com> wrote:
> The new project is to develop a windows service which to publish messages to
> windows form client. The callback technology is applied for no-stop sending
> messages to UI as I don't want the user need to click button to sent command
> for gather messages from service. The security should not be considered as
> this is expected the windows form application only available on the same
> machine of windows service.
>
> Which WCF binding to be selected for windows service host? And Is there any
> best library or framework to speed up the project implementation?

For same machine communication we can use NetNamedPipeBinding which is
an IPC(InterProcessCommunication) binding. This is secure(no external
interaction) and has got features similiar to TCPBinding.

On May 26, 2:31 pm, "ABC" <a...@abc.com> wrote:
> The new project is to develop a windows service which to publish messages to
> windows form client. The callback technology is applied for no-stop sending
> messages to UI as I don't want the user need to click button to sent command
> for gather messages from service. The security should not be considered as
> this is expected the windows form application only available on the same
> machine of windows service.
>
> Which WCF binding to be selected for windows service host? And Is there any
> best library or framework to speed up the project implementation?

I don't whether a library is availbale for this. Try googling...