Re: Calling a WCF service from Non-WCF
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Jeronimo Bertran <jeronimo.bertran@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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It is possible that the clients don't support MTOM. In order to have
the service use MTOM for clients that support it and not use it for
those that don't support it, I assume I need to create aan additional
endPoint. How does the client determine the correct endpoint?
In WSE (not WCF) MTOM can be set to an optional mode - if clients support
it, MTOM will be used, if not, MTOM will be disabled.
Not sure if WCF supports this.
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