WCF-Custom Transport Properties Dialog Box, Receive, Import-Export Tab

 

Use the Import/Export tab to import and export the Address (URI) and Endpoint Identity properties, binding information on the Binding tab, and behaviors on the Behavior tab for this receive location.

Note

You need to click Apply to apply the changes you make in the transport properties dialog box before you can export the WCF configuration to a .config file.

Use this To do this
Import Display the Import WCF configuration dialog box, which you use to import the Address (URI) and Endpoint Identity properties, binding information on the Binding tab, and behaviors on the Behavior tab for this receive location from a configuration file.
Export Display the Export WCF configuration dialog box, which you use to export the Address (URI) and Endpoint Identity properties, binding information on the Binding tab, and behaviors on the Behavior tab to a configuration file. Note: If the receive location is configured to use multiple identity types for Endpoint Identity, only the identity type with the lowest number can be exported. For example, if 1. DNS and 4. RSA are both set in the Identity Editor dialog box, only the 1. DNS property is saved by using the Export tab.
Import WCF configuration Select a configuration file from which to import the Address (URI) and Endpoint Identity properties, binding information on the Binding tab, and behaviors on the Behavior tab. After selecting a configuration, you can specify the endpoint configuration to import from the Select Endpoint dialog box. Note: The WCF configuration files may contain the <headers> element to specify a collection of custom address headers, but the WCF-Custom adapter does not import and use the <headers> element. To access SOAP headers with the WCF receive adapters, you use the WCF.InboundHeaders property. For more information about how to publish WCF Services with SOAP headers, see the related topic listed in See Also section of this topic.
Export WCF configuration Select a configuration file to which to export the Address (URI) and Endpoint Identity properties, binding information on the Binding tab, and behaviors on the Behavior tab.

See Also

How to Configure a WCF-Custom Receive Location
How to Configure a WCF-CustomIsolated Receive Location
SOAP Headers with Published WCF Services