WCF, self hosting - windows service ,implementing a custom claim authorization policy , no IIS

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can i implement a custom claim authorization policy for self hosted WCF service (in windows service) without the need for iis installation? what is the configuration i need for that. is there is any other way to manage authorization outside of WCF service with custom class (as i dont want to interfere the code with authorization checks) thanks.

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