It has all todo with capabilities, compatability, security and performance
It boils down to: use netTcp if you're clients support WCF and are on your intranet.
use basicHtpp if you need to support 'older' (asmx) or 'compatible' (java/rails/pythone) clients, which might be on the internet.

It has all todo with capabilities, compatability, security and performance
It boils down to: use netTcp if you're clients support WCF and are on your intranet.
use basicHtpp if you need to support 'older' (asmx) or 'compatible' (java/rails/pythone) clients, which might be on the internet.
See: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff649887.aspx
and
http://mohammedatef.wordpress.com/tag/basichttpbinding/