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Race Condition When Modifying the HttpRequestMessageProperty in an Outgoing WCF Message

I’ve stumbled upon a fairly obscure race condition in WCF’s implementation of the HTTP transport, and just wanted to quickly share it with you should you...

0 replies - 323 views - 02/04/10 by Sasha Goldshtein in News

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 - 1781 views - 10/26/09 by Herbjörn Wilhelmsen 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 - 1058 views - 09/18/09 by Alvin Ashcraft 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 - 2928 views - 07/15/09 by Pete Brown 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 - 1121 views - 06/08/09 by Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz 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 - 2214 views - 05/27/09 by John Papa 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 - 720 views - 03/19/09 by Mike Hadlow 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 - 1144 views - 03/11/09 by Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz 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 - 1634 views - 02/26/09 by Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz 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 - 1327 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 - 972 views - 01/17/09 by Keyvan Nayyeri 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 - 1899 views - 12/15/08 by Mike Hadlow 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 - 1691 views - 10/24/08 by Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz 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 - 2295 views - 07/30/08 by Tom Hollander 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 - 3284 views - 07/22/08 by Tom Hollander in News