Best Practices To Recover a Faulted Channel in spring.net
in spring.net you can easily use wcf channels:

    <wcf:channelFactory id="Service" channelType="IDebtorService, Service" endpointConfigurationName="WcfDebtorEndpoint" />

    <endpoint name="WcfDebtorEndpoint" address="http://localhost/ServiceHost/Debtor.svc" binding="basicHttpBinding" bindingConfiguration="basicHttpBinding1" contract="IDebtorService"  />

You can inject them in to other objects and use them there as normal objects. But how can I deal with faulted wcf channels in spring.net? Isn't it possible that spring wcf channels go into a faulted state?

How can I open, close, reopen or recreate a channel in spring.net?

Best Practices To Recover a Faulted Channel in spring.net
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in spring.net you can easily use wcf channels:

    <wcf:channelFactory id="Service" channelType="IDebtorService, Service" endpointConfigurationName="WcfDebtorEndpoint" />

    <endpoint name="WcfDebtorEndpoint" address="http://localhost/ServiceHost/Debtor.svc" binding="basicHttpBinding" bindingConfiguration="basicHttpBinding1" contract="IDebtorService"  />

You can inject them in to other objects and use them there as normal objects. But how can I deal with faulted wcf channels in spring.net? Isn't it possible that spring wcf channels go into a faulted state?

How can I open, close, reopen or recreate a channel in spring.net?
