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WCF (a.k.a Indigo)
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WCF comes with handful of tracing and logging options. We can just enable it with a few lines in the config and we are good to go. Furthermore the SDK comes with a handy tool svctraceviewer.exe (for wimps ).
However, out-of-the-box trace output gives Read More
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In a lot of WCF
streaming applications it's common to see a message contract like this.
[MessageContract]
public class
DownloadFileRequest
{
[MessageHeader]
private string filename;
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Update: Scott Seely explained that this is by design. So I'm changing the title in my post. Also if you want to do this, use async methods as he pointed out.Last night my friend
Michele pointed me an interesting thing on the WCF client side runtime. Read More
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Writing my last post about WCF threading internals compelled me to reveal some of the tests I did sometime back. So today we are going to see how we can optimize the CPU utilization by using IO worker threads in CLR thread pool. We are talking about CPU. Read More
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Apologies! Last night I had accidently pressed the publish button without ticking the publish as a draft option. So those who have read this post already, sorry about the incomplete, poorly formatted text :(
Along with its bunch of different features, Read More
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During the past few days I came across some SOAP routing
intermediary implementations (of course running on WCF ;)) and each of them
were trying to route the WCF messages by changing the “To” WS-Addressing header
in the message. In some cases this Read More
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Have you ever thought about returning a plain old XML document or some well formed HTML body snippet (for some crazy reason ;)) or your RSS feed from a WCF service? Well… I did :). In fact instead of returning the XML document itself, I wanted to stream Read More
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Most of us have our own style of writing code we’ve been
practicing throughout our career. Using the “using” statement for deterministic
resource cleanup is one of my must haves in my keywords bag. But unfortunately
I cannot use this to clean up Read More
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After the tremendous effort (more than 4 years I assume) by building 42 people, WCF is finally released. Get it here and it’s time make enough room for “using System.ServiceModel” line in your code (y). I really enjoyed playing around this product since Read More
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My friend, Mike Vernal who is behind the Service Model layer has a blog now. Stay tuned if you want to *understand* the nitty gritty stuff in the SM layer and it's extensibility.
Welcome Mike!! :-) Read More
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Last night I was thinking about the way service model determines
the channel shape for the communication. I knew that it must be based on the
contract. I was very curious about the actual logic behind this scene nevertheless.
And now when I walked Read More
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An interesting post by William.
Even though this could be achived by extending the service model layer
I would also like to see this out of the box. Indigo guys, any
pointers? ;-)
Cheers
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Just thought about catching up my missing posts while trying
to adjust my self in the blanket (It’s pouring in Colombo) ;-).
Every time I think about WCF and future of connected systems,
I tend to compare it with the present and think Read More
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I got a big news for ya. Ralph Squillace has started blogging.
Welcome Ralph. Read More
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Yasser has already done the post
I've been planning to put up here ;-). I must say that the part one is
very successfull. I will also contribute this very soon.
Cheers
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