You are developing an ASP.NET web application. The application consumes a WCF service that
implements a contract named IcontosoService. The service is located on the local network and is
exposed using the following endpoint <endpoint name=”udpDiscover”
kind=”udpDiscoveryEndpoint”/>
You need to consume the service by using the WS-Discovery protocol. Which client endpoint
configuration should you use?
A.
<endpoint name=”contosoEndpoint” address=”oneway-basic” binding=”basicHttpBinding”
contract=”IContosoService”/>
B.
<endpoint name=”contosoEndpoint” kind=”dynamicEndpoint” binding=”wsHttpBinding”
contract=”IContosoService”/>
C.
<endpoint name=”contosoEndpoint” address=”twoway-basic” binding=”basicHttpBinding”
contract=”IContosoService”/>
D.
<endpoint name=”contosoEndpoing” address=”dynamicEndpoint” binding=”wsHttpBinding”
contract=”*”/>
Explanation:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee354381.aspx kind=”dynamicEndpoint” Defines a
standard endpoint configured to use WCF Discovery within a WCF client application. When using this
standard endpoint, an address is not required because during the first call, the client will query for a
service endpoint matching the specified contract and automatically connect to it for you. By default
the discovery query is sent over multicast UDP but you can specify the discovery binding and search
criteria to use when you need to.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms731762.aspx
contract=”IContosoService” Required string attribute. A string that indicates which contract this
endpoint is exposing. The assembly must implement the contract type.