How to get configuration for WCF Service

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I want to check whether the endpoint is defined in the configuration before I'll try to create it

System.ServiceModel.ClientBase<T> sourceClient = new System.ServiceModel.ClientBase<T>(EndpointName, new EndpointAddress(discoveryUri));

To check it I need get a configuration but how can I define whether I need to use WebConfigurationManager or ConfigurationManager. Is there any way to define where a WCF service is hosted?

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