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Consuming Services with WCF

Microsoft's Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) is an effective framework for implementing services as well as service consumers. Whenever you deal with WCF...

0 replies - 1150 views - 10/26/09 by herbjorn in Articles

Telerik OpenAccess WCF Wizard Part I

This is the first part of Peter Bahaa and Stephen Forte's series on the Telerik OpenAccess WCF Wizard. The tool can save you a lot of time when creating WCF...

0 replies - 734 views - 09/18/09 by alashcraft in Videos

Sharing Entities between WCF and Silverlight

One thing that often comes up when developing Silverlight applications is the desire to share entity classes between Silverlight and server-side code in WCF. ...

0 replies - 1747 views - 07/15/09 by Psychlist1972 in News

WCF defaults stifles loose coupling

This is another post (<Rant>) about WCF default behavior and how it can make the life of developers miserable ( you can also check out “WCF defaults...

1 replies - 852 views - 06/08/09 by arnonrgo in News

WCF Binary Bindings in Silverlight 3

One of the most common comments I hear form people when they start digging into Silverlight 3 Beta (and Silverlight 2) is the lack of WCF binding options. Some...

0 replies - 1642 views - 05/27/09 by papajohn in News

WCF / Windsor Integration: Adding Behaviours

Continuing my love fest with the Windsor WCF facility, today I'm going to show you how to add behaviours to your WCF service. Behaviours are the core extension...

0 replies - 592 views - 03/19/09 by mikehadlow in News

Implementing a WCF service firewall part II of N

the previous installment provided some context as to why I want to implement this pattern. This installment will look at some of the implementation options....

0 replies - 953 views - 03/11/09 by arnonrgo in News

Implementing a WCF service firewall part I of N

One of the SOA patterns I already described is the Service Firewall. The idea behind the service firewall is to have an intermidiator between the actual...

0 replies - 1333 views - 02/26/09 by arnonrgo in News

Building WCF services with F#, Part 1

For a while now, I’ve held the opinion that the “sweet spot” for functional languages on the JVM and CLR will be in the services space, since services...

0 replies - 997 views - 01/18/09 by Ted Neward in News

Use an Envelope Element in RESTful WCF Service Response

Yesterday I participated in a Twisation (the replacement term for “Twitter Conversation” founded by me!) about a solution to embed the XML response of a...

0 replies - 861 views - 01/17/09 by keyvan in News

Windsor WCF Integration

I've been playing with the Windsor WCF Integration facility today. I've been using a recent trunk build of the Castle project, and since there's been a lot of...

0 replies - 1273 views - 12/15/08 by mikehadlow in News

Eventing In WCF

As I mentioned in a couple of previous posts (like "Using REST along with other architectural ), I've been spending the last few weeks writing an Event...

0 replies - 1300 views - 10/24/08 by arnonrgo in News

MSMQ, WCF and IIS: Getting them to play nice - Part 3

Previously, in MSMQ, WCF and IIS: Getting them to play nice:

1 replies - 1853 views - 07/30/08 by tomhollander in News

MSMQ, WCF and IIS: Getting them to play nice - Part 2

Welcome back! In Part 1 of this tale, we'd successfully configured a WCF client and an IIS-hosted service to communicate via MSMQ on the same machine. But...

0 replies - 2651 views - 07/22/08 by tomhollander in News

MSMQ, WCF and IIS: Getting them to play nice - Part 1

A few weeks ago I posted an article describing how my current team built a publish/subscribe message bus using WCF and MSMQ. At that time we had only deployed...

0 replies - 5948 views - 07/18/08 by tomhollander in News