Hi Geeks,Today we will see a very important feature/part of the WCF called CHANNELS. A CHANNEL IS THE CONDUIT through which all messages pass to and from WCF applications. It is responsible for preparing and delivering messages in a consistent way. Channels are defined for transports, protocols,and message interception. Channels are layered together to create a CHANNEL STACK.
The goal of a channel stack is to transform a message into a wire format compatible with the sender and receiver and to transport the message. There are two types of channels that are used to do this:1) Transport channels
2) Protocol channels. 1) Transport ChannelsTransport channels always sit at the bottom of the channel stack and are responsible for transporting messages using a transport protocol. WCF provides a number of transport protocols, including HTTP, TCP, MSMQ, peer-to-peer, and named pipes. Read more: Beyond relational
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The goal of a channel stack is to transform a message into a wire format compatible with the sender and receiver and to transport the message. There are two types of channels that are used to do this:1) Transport channels
2) Protocol channels. 1) Transport ChannelsTransport channels always sit at the bottom of the channel stack and are responsible for transporting messages using a transport protocol. WCF provides a number of transport protocols, including HTTP, TCP, MSMQ, peer-to-peer, and named pipes. Read more: Beyond relational
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