C# – WCF – inter-process communication

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Use the NetNamedPipeBinding for inter-process communication on the same machine. Use the NetTcpBinding if you are crossing machine boundaries. I’ve found this flow chart helpful.

WCF Binding Selection Flow Chart.

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