WHY WCF Bindings?

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WHY Bindings????
What is the need to use WCF bindings? Can't the service itself infer the type of binding from the address ?
For ex:
if the address is net.tcp//sample.svc then it should be tcp binding or if http://localhost/wcf.com/sample.svc then it should be http binding.

Posted 22-Jun-13 20:28pm

aniket bhoyar

Updated 22-Jun-13 20:32pm

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Abhinav S · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-22T20:59:00

Solution 1

When you generate a service proxy, the binding is actually automatically inferred.
However, you would still want to customize a number of attributes within that binding.

You could even create your own binding.

Posted 22-Jun-13 20:59pm

Abhinav S