WCF Client configuration - redirect multiple services to another host?

You'll need to do it via code - there's no "wildcard" in config which you can use for the base address in the system. ServiceModel / client section. You can, however, have some placeholder in config (like "localhost") and in code first load the config, then update the server name with the actual value (which can be stored in config as well, e.g. , in the AppSettings, or somewhere else) var factory = new ChannelFactory("ServiceA"); factory.Endpoint.

Address = ReplaceServerName(factory.Endpoint. Address); var proxy = factory.CreateChannel().

You'll need to do it via code - there's no "wildcard" in config which you can use for the base address in the section. You can, however, have some placeholder in config (like "localhost") and in code first load the config, then update the server name with the actual value (which can be stored in config as well, e.g. , in the AppSettings, or somewhere else). Var factory = new ChannelFactory("ServiceA"); factory.Endpoint.

Address = ReplaceServerName(factory.Endpoint. Address); var proxy = factory.CreateChannel(); ...

1 yeah, I guess this would be the only halfway manageable solution for the client side - too bad there's no "base address" concept on the client side... – marc_s Aug 4 at 15:04.

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