#region IPolicyImporter Members
  public const string name1 = "acme";
  public const string ns1 = "http://Microsoft/WCF/Documentation/CustomPolicyAssertions";

  /*
   * Importing policy assertions usually means modifying the bindingelement stack in some way
   * to support the policy assertion. The procedure is:
   * 1. Find the custom assertion to import.
   * 2. Insert a supporting custom bindingelement or modify the current binding element collection
   *     to support the assertion.
   * 3. Remove the assertion from the collection. Once the ImportPolicy method has returned, 
   *     any remaining assertions for the binding cause the binding to fail import and not be 
   *     constructed.
   */
  public void ImportPolicy(MetadataImporter importer, PolicyConversionContext context)
  {
    Console.WriteLine("The custom policy importer has been called.");
    // Locate the custom assertion and remove it.
    XmlElement customAssertion = context.GetBindingAssertions().Remove(name1, ns1);
    if (customAssertion != null)
    {
      Console.WriteLine(
        "Removed our custom assertion from the imported "
        + "assertions collection and inserting our custom binding element."
      );
      // Here we would add the binding modification that implemented the policy.
      // This sample does not do this.
      Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.Red;
      Console.WriteLine(customAssertion.NamespaceURI + " : " + customAssertion.Name);
      Console.WriteLine(customAssertion.OuterXml);
      Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.Gray;
    }
 }
#endregion

// Download all metadata. 
ServiceEndpointCollection endpoints
  = MetadataResolver.Resolve(
    typeof(IStatefulService),
    new EndpointAddress("http://localhost:8080/StatefulService/mex")
  );