The information in a binding can be very basic, or very complex. The most basic binding specifies only the transport protocol (such as HTTP) that must be used to connect to the endpoint. More generally, the information a binding contains about how to connect to an endpoint falls into one of the following categories.
Protocols
Determines the security mechanism being used: either reliable messaging capability or transaction context flow settings.
Encoding
Determines the message encoding (for example, text or binary).
Transport
Determines the underlying transport protocol to use (for example, TCP or HTTP).
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