WCF-Custom Transport Properties Dialog Box, Receive, Behavior Tab

 

Use the Behavior tab to configure the endpoint and service behaviors for this receive location. An endpoint behavior is a set of behavior extension elements that modify or extend service or client functionality. For example, the callbackTimeOuts behavior extension element specifies the interval of time for the client callback within which transactions must complete or be automatically terminated. A service behavior is a set of behavior extension elements that modify or extend service functionality. For example, the serviceTimeOuts behavior extension element specifies the interval of time for a service within which transactions must complete or be automatically aborted. You can also import and export these settings through the Import/Export tab.

Note

Service behaviors affect only service-related aspects, and endpoint behaviors affect only endpoint-related properties.

Note

BizTalk Server does not support all the types of the behavior extension elements that you can configure on the Behavior tab.

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Behavior	Display the service and endpoint behavior and their behavior extension elements configured for this receive location. Use the Select Behavior Extension dialog box to add or remove the behavior extension elements for each behavior. To open the dialog box, right-click EndpointBehavior or ServiceBehavior in the Behavior tree view, and then click Add extension. Note: You cannot edit collection type properties such as ScopedCertificates, AuthorizationPolicies, and KnownCertificates. You must import a configuration file on the Import/Export tab to configure these properties. For more information about how to specify ScopedCertificates, AuthorizationPolicies, and KownCertificates in a configuration file, see the WCF product documentation. The default values are EndpointBehavior and ServiceBehavior. Note: In order for the impersonation scenario to work in the WCF-Custom receive adapter, you must add the serviceAuthorization extension under the ServiceBehavior and then set the ImpersonateCallerForAllOperations to true as well as select the Issue Single Sign-On ticket option under the Other tab in the WCF-Custom Transport Properties dialog.
Select Behavior Extension	Select a behavior extension element to add to the behavior selected in the Behavior tree view. To open this dialog box, right-click ServiceBehavior or EndpointBehavior in the Behavior tree view, and then click Add extension. Note: Behavior extension elements already added to the behavior are not shown in the Select Behavior Extension dialog box.
Reset all	Restore the defaults for the behavior selected in the Behavior tree view, and the behavior's extension elements in the Configuration list view. To run this command, right-click ServiceBehavior or EndpointBehavior in the Behavior tree view, and then click Reset all.
Remove extension	Remove the behavior extension element selected in the Behavior tree view. To run this command, right-click a behavior element in the Behavior tree view, and then click Remove extension.
Move extension up	Move up the order of the behavior extension element selected in the Behavior tree view. To run this command, right-click a behavior element in the Behavior tree view, and then click Move extension up.
Move extension down	Move down the order of the behavior extension element selected in the Behavior tree view. To run this command, right-click a behavior element in the Behavior tree view, and then click Move extension down.
Configuration	Display the attributes and their values for the behavior element selected in the Behavior tree view. You can also modify the attribute values using this list view.
Restore Defaults	Restore the defaults for the Behavior tree view and the Configuration list view.

See Also

How to Configure a WCF-Custom Receive Location How to Configure a WCF-CustomIsolated Receive Location The <behaviors> element