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  1. Workflow Services: It explains how to create and configure workflow services.
  2. Endpoints: Addresses, Bindings, and Contracts. It Explain how to control multiple aspects of your service.
  3. Data Transfer and Serialization: It explain how serialization of data can be tailored for interoperation or future compatibility.
  4. Sessions, Instancing, and Concurrency: It defines how to select the right mode for your application.
  5. Transports in Windows Communication Foundatio: Explain how to configure the transport layer, the lowest level of the channel stack.
  6. Queues and Reliable Sessions: It explain queues, which store messages from a sending application on behalf of a receiving application and later forward these messages to the receiving application.
  7. Transactions: It explains how to created transacted operations that can be rolled back if needed.
  8. Windows Communication Foundation Security: Explain how WCF security helps you to create applications that have confidentiality and integrity. Authentication and authorization are also available, as are auditing features.
  9. Peer-to-Peer Networking: Details how to create peer services and clients.
  10. Metadata: It explain the metadata architecture and formats.
  11. Clients: It explain how to create a variety of clients that access services.
  12. Hosting: It explain hosting A service can be hosted by another application, or it can be self-hosted.
  13. Interoperability and Integration: It explain how to use WCF to extend your existing logic rather than having to rewrite it if you have a substantial investment in component-based application logic hosted in COM+.
  14. WCF Web HTTP Programming Model: It explain the WCF Web Programming Model that allows developers to expose WCF service operations to non-SOAP endpoints.
  15. WCF Syndication: It explain support to easily expose syndication feeds from a WCF service.
  16. AJAX Integration and JSON Support:It explain support for ASP.NET Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX) and the Javascript Object Notation (JSON) data format to allow WCF services to expose operations to AJAX clients.
  17. WCF Discovery: It explain support to enable services to be discoverable at runtime in an interoperable way using the WS-Discovery protocol.

  18. Routing: It explain the routing service.
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