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I am developing a WCF service (VS2010, .NET 4.0). If in the WCF service I utilise REST type functionality (i.e. decorate my methods with WebGet, etc), since REST heavily leverages the HTTP protocol, am I locked into hosting the WCF service as HTTP – i.e. do I have the option to host as net.tcp ?
Short answer – Yes, unless you want to write your own HTTP stack analog.
Is there any particular need in Tcp?