input: [Category] Operations [Description] When passing large payloads in WCF, you can run into max message size constraints, timeouts, and large bandwidth consuming retries. One way to address that is to chunk up larger payloads into a series of chunks that get sent as individual messages so that if one fails you only need to retry for that single item. If combined with reliable messaging, you can get ordering assurance and automatic retries. This sample shows how to put a thin layer on the client and service side that does the chunking and reassembling of the payload for a file stream, keeping it from ever being loaded into memory as a single large buffer. The same technique could be applied to a large object graph by serializing the large object graph in the shim layer and sending it in chunks then deserializing in the receiving layer. [Last Updated] 7/6/2012 [Title] 
output: Chunking File Transfer