Are all WCF endpoint types capable of the same things? IS the only difference the transmission type and security?
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Are all WCF endpoint types capable of the same things? IS the only difference the transmission type and security?
Well no. An endpoint is the combination of an address, binding and a contract. Each of those 3 can vary and would make it different. The contract would influence which logical operation the service can perform, the binding influence the transmission type and some of it’s features (which I think you are asking about). Check out this table to see which bindings support which properties.