Difference between WCF-NetTCP and TCP/IP adapter

What is the difference between WCF-NetTCP and TCP/IP adapter ?
Are both work in the same way or there is any similarity in their working ?
Prakash

Hi Ashwin,
Yes,I am referring to Codeplex based community adapterhttp://tcpipbz2010.codeplex.com/ for TCP/IP
adapter.
As from your reply ,both adapters can perform the same task .Right ?
Actually I am using socket programming to connect TCP/IP adapter.
Can I do this with WCF-NetTCP adapter ?
Prakash

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