Get/modify address from client Endpoint config

I'd like to store endpoint configurations in the .config file, but be able to modify the base address at runtime. EG: these are my endpoint definitions in app.config:

<endpoint address="net.tcp://BASEURI:1001/FooService/"
          binding="netTcpBinding" bindingConfiguration="NetTcpBinding_Common"
          contract="ServiceContracts.MyService"
          name="FooService" />

<endpoint address="net.tcp://BASEURI:1002/BarService/"
          binding="netTcpBinding" bindingConfiguration="NetTcpBinding_Special"
          contract="ServiceContracts.MyService"
          name="BarService" />

Each service uses the same contract (ServiceContracts.MyService), but live on a different port, different path, and sometimes a different binding configuration.

I want to be able to programmatically extract the address "net.tcp://BASEURI/FooService/", replace "BASEURI" with the address of the server, then pass this as the address to the DuplexChannelFactory when the client connection is created. EG:

string ServiceToUse = "FooService";

var endpointConfig = Som开发者_JS百科eFunctionThatGetsTheConfig(ServiceToUse);
string trueAddress = endpointConfig.Address.Replace("BASEURI", "192.168.0.1");
DuplexChannelFactory<FooService> client = 
    new DuplexChannelFactory<FooService>(ServiceToUse, new EndpointAddress(trueAddress));

I know that client endpoints don't support the <baseAddress> feature of Service endpoints, but my aim is to work-around that somehow so that I don't have to know what the rest of the URI or the binding is.

Note: I am not using a Proxy class, I'm using the DuplexChannelFactory directly.

You can do this fairly easily on your ChannelFactory, e.g.:

ChannelFactory<IFoo> cf = new ChannelFactory<IFoo>("EndpointConfigName");
string address = cf.Endpoint.Address.Uri.ToString();
address = address.Replace("BASEURI", "192.168.0.1");
cf.Endpoint.Address = new EndpointAddress(address);

Well, you have DuplexChannelFactory, but the idea's the same.

Implement an IEndpointBehavior and change the URL when being added.

You need to change the ServiceEndpoint in ApplyClientBehavior:

void ApplyClientBehavior(
    ServiceEndpoint endpoint,
    ClientRuntime clientRuntime
)
{
    endpoint.Address = ...
}