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Christian Weyer: Smells like service spirit
What's first?
June 2008 - Posts
Do you need a composite transport for WCF?
Have you ever come across situations in your projects where you would have needed a composite transport for WCF? WIth a composite transport I mean the ability to have transport X for inbound messages and transport Y for inbound messages.Ideally you should
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Accessing the message inside of your WCF service operations
I have been asked this question many times and thought I just put a quick note here.If you want to access the message from a WCF service operations then you need to distinguish two cases.Strongly-typed contractspublic string Hello(string hello){
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Thursday, June 05, 2008 9:53 AM
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Cache as cache can! Velocity in da house
About time!Until now I have been using solutions like memcached and was quite comfortable with it. Now the big house itself offers the first CTP of a distrbuted cache engine code-named Velocity.This is surely high on my list as in the past years - if
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