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Enabling WCF openTimeout closeTimeout

I want to check and observe the timeout behavior between WCF client and service host. It is probably easy for getTimeout and sendTimeout to send a large stream of bytes that takes more than a few seconds and sets these timeout attributes to ridiculously low values.

However, since nothing can be done behind the serviceProxy.Open () or .Close () method calls, I think this is a good way to delay opening and closing WCF connections, cross the openTimeout and closeTimeout thresholds?

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Well, if you've parsed your contracts (as interfaces) correctly, you can mock the proxy instance that throws a TimeoutException and passes it to your code for use.



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