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Yasser Shohoud
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I've been away from blogging for a loong time so have some catching up to do. I spent most of last year building out the new Dallas Microsoft Technology Center while delivering customer engagements an...
This week is shaping up to be a big week for the Dallas MTC. Monday we have our official launch party where we expect 285 attendees from Micrsosoft and partners (we've been operational since...
It's been over a year since I last blogged over on yassers.com. I'm trying to get back into it now and will move my blog back here to MSDN blogs. I know what you're thinking: "he moves around too muc...
I now work as a Technology Architect at the Microsoft Technology Center in Austin which is part of the Microsoft Sales org. In this role I help customers understand how to architect solutions t...
On Saturday 6/17 I boarded a flight from Seattle to Austin and I didn't have a return ticket. You see, for family reasons I moved to Austin and joined the Microsoft Technology Center. The goal of...
Last week we put up a sample named WCF RSS Toolkit on wcf.netfx3.com and I posted a sample service using it here. Since I wrote most of the toolkits code I thought Id talk a bit about its goals, desig...
Mark is looking for some sample code for the recently released WCF RSS Toolkit. I've put the readme up here. I won't repeat the whole readme here but here's a peek at the programming model. There are ...
Back in January, a few of us on the WCF team kicked off a side project dubbed "the channel ecosystem project". The goal is to create a community and an ecosystem around WCF custom channels...
I came home today to find a large box waiting for me; it's my new iMac G5! This is the 20" intel dual core version and it's absolutely stunning.
Now I must admit that this is my first Apple computer...
Recently I've been getting lots of questions about moving large files (or lots of data) between a WCF service and client. The question comes in multiple forms, e.g.
How do I send a file that's many GB...
A Common a State Machine
Objects that deal with communication, e.g. sockets, usually present a state machine whose state transitions relate to allocating network resources, making or accepting connec...
We have a few open positions on the Indigo (WCF) team for people who want to change the world. In this role, you would get the opportunity to really change how millions of developers write d...
Most WCF developers wont interact directly with channels or have to think about them much. The Service Model, WCFs programming model, provides abstractions that layer on top of channels to give a meth...
For the past 5 months or so, Ive been working on the WCF Core Communications team (with Kenny, Matt, and Steve) where we focus on WCF transports and hosting features. In this period, Ive learned a lot...
Don Box, Chris Anderson, Anders Hejlsberg and Scott Guthrie did a 40 minute demo in Jim Allchin's keynote this morning. The demo started showing off the new Language Integrated Query or LINQ technolog...
This morning, I flew out to LA for PDC. The plane landed around 12:15PM, nice and early. The ride to the hotel was mostly uneventful until we got to downtown and I noticed all the traffic lights were ...
I've been thinking about Indigo versioning a lot recently. Basically there are three axes:
1. Versioning of protocol implementation: Say Indigo v1 implements WS-SomeProtocol v1, how do we go about tha...
Recently, I spent a few days writing test cases for the MetadataExchange endpoint feature in Indigo. This started as a way to help out our overly thin-stretched test team so that we can get this featu...
I'm currently reviewing the docs for Whidbey version of ASMX (ASP.NET Web services). What are the top 1 - 3 ASMX docs topics that you'd like to see improvedI'm enabling comments for a while so yo...
I just came across a statement made by a prominent industry figure about how WS-* is becoming so complex that it is not practical to implement a WS-* architecture with no tool/stack support. Well, wha...
There are a couple of features in .NET 2.0 (Whidbey) that help solve the problems of dealing with large data. The two main issues with sending large data in Web service messages are: 1. working set (m...
I got asked today to give a talk at VS Connections in Vegas. My talk will cover the new Web services and serialization features in .NET Framework 2.0. In addition to the features already released in B...
I admit it. I've been less than prompt in getting my book (Real World XML Web Services) back online after moving my Web site. It's back up now at http://www.learnxmlws.com/book....
I've also finally gotten around to putting up my Weather service (for the 3rd time). It's live at http://www.learnxmlws.com/services/Weather.asmx and registered with UDDI in the VS-friendly way....
Just read this on Simon Fell's site. We've added support for xs:nillable=”true” by mapping such elements to System.Nullable<T>. However if you give us this element declaration:
<x...
Becky pointed out Simon's comment on her blog. Unfortunately the new proxy generation features didn't make it into VS for Beta 1. They're currently only accessible through wsdl.exe. So if you use Beta...
This article provides a 20,000 foot view of the Web services features in the Beta 1 release .NET Framework 2.0. We'd love to hear your feedback on the features shipped in Beta 1 and the features you t...
Matt Tavis and I presented a talk oulining some of the Whidbey features in Web services, XML serialization, and Networking. I had a lot of fun working with Matt and building the awesome “NetTune...
I'd love to meet with customers at TechEd in San Diego to discuss our technology (ASP.NET Web services, XML serialization), the issues you face, and what you'd like to see us do. I'll be there Su...
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