There's more settings :-) Try "maxBufferPoolSize" and "maxBufferSize" on the <binding>
tag.
But the biggest problem is: your endpoint does not reference that binding configuration!
<endpoint address=""
binding="wsHttpBinding" contract="Core.TOAService.ITOAService">
You need to add a reference to it so that it gets useful - just calling it "default" doesn't work.....
<endpoint address=""
binding="wsHttpBinding"
bindingConfiguration="default"
contract="Core.TOAService.ITOAService">
You're ahead of your times ;-) In WCF 4 (with .NET 4.0 - sometime later this year 2009), you'll be able to define "default binding configurations" without having to explicitly name and reference them - but for now, you need to create a link between your endpoint and its binding and any binding (or behavior) configuration you have!
Marc
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