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Ok, Ive just started working with Microsofts Distributed Caching API (aka Velocity) and while Im very happy with the features thus far (cant wait for notifications!), I really think the API needs a Tr...
I sat in on a very informative roundtable discussion about WCF tips, tricks and pitfalls this afternoon here at the MVP conference. In that discussion one of the topics that came up was load balancing...
Alright, I'm reaching out via my blog for anyone in the NYC area who has strong experience writing web services and wants to join an awesome team, using awesome, bleeding edge technology to develop an...
For those who may not already know WCF that well, FaultException is a special type of exception class that exists as a way for those of us who are writing service operations that need to throw errors ...
I've been doing a lot of digging around System.ServiceModel.Web lately and have come across a subtle difference in the way the XML is produced for POX endpoints when switching between BodyStyle.Bare a...
I have been playing with this System.ServiceModel.Web for about a week now trying to get real world prototypes together and, in addition to having a hard time understanding some of their design choice...
I've reported a bug over on connect with the full details, but basically what it boils down to is that there's no way to raise exception detail from ScriptMethods when ASP.NET custom error handling is...
So a couple days ago I posted an entry about how to implement a custom transport that allows you to send message credentials over plain old HTTP. Unfortunately when I rolled this into the test environ...
I was having a problem with serializing a FaultException that had a custom details class that was a collection. Today I figured out that, when using the DataContractSerializer, you need to make sure y...
Since I have to define my fault details with DataContractSerializer attributes for now (I hope it's only for now anyway), I was looking at how to translate a property that was previously serialized by...
Just found out WCF does not supporting XmlSerializerFormat for custom fault details (see note under Creating Strongly Typed Faults section here). Everything else in my contracts is defined using this ...
I asked a question in the forums a week or so ago about how one could go aboutgetting username credentials to be passed through HTTP. The problem is that, out of the box,WCF will not allow you to spec...
In my last post about providing custom contextI described a way that allowed you to scope the context to the operation/method level.This time I'm going to show you a way that will allow youto scope yo...
First off, I'd like to say that I absolutely love how extensible WCF is. So far there hasn't beenanything I can't do.Unfortunately the documentation, examples and guidance around extensibility is stil...
Inspired by Craig's MSDNMan, Ian has created an MSDN browser with WPF. If, like me, you read a ton of MSDN content every day, both of these tools are extreeeemely welcome additions to browsing the onl...
Currently blogging from my little hotel room desk at the Wilshire Grand. I'm in room 446, my cell is 973.699.0532. Feel free togive me a buzzif you'd like to chat or grab some grub.One thing I will sa...
Well Yahoo has released their search engine web service APIs. The fact that they chose to ignore industry standard communication protocols (SOAP + WS-*) was just a bad decision IMHO. Now all the toolk...
So I jumped into a discussion on microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.webservices where the author asked the best way to send DataSets over web services. One of the initial responses was basically (to pa...
Ijust noticedAmazon isbeta testing a Message Queuing Web Service(via TSS.NET). What has me scratching my head here is, what exactly is Amazon doing here Are they getting into the software business now...
Ok, so the question in the title a little misleading... I actually know why it's abstract, but what I don't understand why it was designed that way. It forces me to always subclass it and add my own m...
I was reading Don's blog this morning and he links to Aaron's post about designing web services with the "contract first" mentality. Here's my two cents: To answer question #1: Yes, I absolutely bel...
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