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Passing Large Messages in WCF

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CharlieH - 29 Aug 2007 21:50 GMT
I need to design a solution that will be handling high volume (1-2 per
second) and fairly large (80-100K) messages. I am concerned about wheter WCF
messages end up on program call stacks. Should I have any concerns about
this? Does my choice of transport make a difference? For instance, MSMQ seems
well suited for asynchronous large messaging.

Thanks for any thoughts.
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John Saunders [MVP] - 29 Aug 2007 22:48 GMT
>I need to design a solution that will be handling high volume (1-2 per
> second) and fairly large (80-100K) messages. I am concerned about wheter
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> seems
> well suited for asynchronous large messaging.

Are you asking whether the messages would be allocated in a stack frame? I
can't imagine why they ever would be in .NET, unless they are declared as
struct and not as a class.
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