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Architecture
Architecture
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Please take a look at what Ganesh has to say about the principle of the "Viewpoint Flip" and how it enables you to better approach the design of services (let's not use 'SOA' too much in this context...): crisp and all-there-is-to-say.My opinion in the Read More
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Geballtes Know-How - für Sie!thinktecture und DevelopMentor kündigen im Rahmen einer Partnerschaft das erste in Deutschland stattfindende "Enterprise .NET"-Event an. Es wird in der Woche vom 26. Mai 2008 in München stattfinden und im berühmt-berüchtigten Read More
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Just to make this point very clear:ADO.NET Data Services (aka 'Astoria') is not tied to a database, not tied to relational data and surely not tied to the ADO.NET Entity Framework. *Data* in 'Data Service' doesn’t mean 'Database', but it literally just Read More
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Usually, I do not post just "+1"... but this time - and I have been fighting with myself not to rant too much about Volta - I am 100% with Rich.I just think there is too much "Oh, that is easy: just one attribute and a switch and I'm done"-mantra in there...Well, Read More
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Quick note:Astoria services are PerCall by default. A data service derives from WebDataService<T> which looks like this:[ServiceBehavior(InstanceContextMode=InstanceContextMode.PerCall)][AspNetCompatibilityRequirements(RequirementsMode=AspNetCompatibilityRequirementsMode.Allowed)]public Read More
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You can access the SSDL (ADO.NET Entity Framework's store schema definition language, and *not* this one here) of your Astoria Data Service by appending $metadata to the base URL, like this:http://localhost:7777/Services/Data/NW/$metadata
This Read More
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The latest Astoria / ADO.NET Data Services CTP also includes a client-side library with support for creating LINQ queries against a REST API - very interesting.Details can be found here. Read More
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The official ADO.NET Data Services (hm, am I the only who thinks that this - again - is not a perfect name...?) documentation doesn't alk about and doesn't show how to self-host your Astoria services - the samples and quickstarts always use ASP.NET/IIS Read More
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Rich, Jörg and myself had a lot fun building this baby: being able to have an activity to graphically map source and destination objects and properties and not having to resort to a CodeActivity. A little bit like the Biztalk Server mapping editor in Read More
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For whom this ever may be useful - I fighted a long time against this... (and got support from the WCF team, BTW)We have this very vast .NET 3.x end-to-end sample application which covers nearly all of the (senseful :)) features in the .NET Framework. Read More
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Some heads up wrt to WSCF - this is what I just posted over at the thinktecture forums (which have been quiet from our side for a loooong time, sorry).Hello everybody, first of all I really need to apologize the long silence in these forums here - sorry! Read More
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Alright, next round in this mini-series.WCF in .NET 3.5 contains a new serializer for handling with JSON-based data. With the so called DataContractJsonSerializer we can serialize and deserialize JSON packets based on DataContract descriptions. The new Read More
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OK, here is the next one in the list of new features in WCF "v2".There are two new out-of-the-box bindings covering updated/new WS-*
specs:
WS2007HttpBinding WS2007FederationHttpBinding
and the respective binding elements:
WS2007HttpBindingElement Read More
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Now, this is an easy blog post for me!My friend and thinktecture's security consultant Dominick Baier has asked me whether he can blog about this important security-related WCF topic: yep, of course :)Go and read his entry as he was one of the first to Read More
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Read this - not very technical, but obviously shows the whole idea and vision of Oslo. Finally Microsoft wakes up in this whole area.What always helps, at least for me, is a roadmap of what we might see when. Here we go (from the PDF to download here): Read More
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The big shop based in Redmond announced a new and upcoming platform for SO(A) at its SOA and Business Process Conference. And its codename is Oslo.The project code-named Oslo will deliver updated messaging and workflow
technologies in the next version Read More
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Finally, this is made public - about time guys! The Managed Services Engine from Microsoft.The Managed Services Engine (MSE) is one approach to facilitating Enterprise SOA through service virtualization. Built upon the Windows Communication Foundation Read More
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With .NET 3.5 and Visual Studio 2008 being quite close to RTM
these days, I thought it would be time to write a bit about what is new for WCF in .NET 3.5 and .NET 3.0 SP1. This entry just lays the ground for a couple of
follow-ups which will go a bit Read More
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WCF is surely a big step forward for
having a unified communication runtime, API and hosting model. And with all
these
super-exciting specifications and standards supported WCF must be a killer
when it comes to interoperability with other Read More
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... and you had a previous version installed? Try this (courtesy David Wortendyke):Uninstall the current SDK by running BizTalk Services SDK Setup.exe.Go to <WindowsDir>\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\CONFIG and open machine.config. Go to the Read More
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NATs (Network
Address Translation) prevents the private IP address of your home and/or
work PC to be exposed to the big wild and bad Internet. The only thing nodes
outside of the NAT-shielded network can see is the IP address of the NAT-capable Read More
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Here are finally the session materials of my two talks at DevWeek 2007. As always, this conference rocked!Thaks to everybody who attaended my sessions. Read More
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Vielen Dank für die Teilnahme an meinemVortrag
Software-Factory-gestützte Realisierung Service-orientierter Anwendungen unter
.NET auf der OOP 2007. Wie angekündigt, erhalten Sie auf dieser Seite die Unterlagen.Ich würde mich über Ihre
Kommentare, Read More
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It is here.The Web Service
Software Factory (also known as the Service Factory) is an integrated collection
of tools, patterns, source code and prescriptive guidance that helps our
customers quickly and consistently construct Web services that adhere Read More
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WSCF 0.7 was just released. Enjoy!New Features in v0.7Generate data transfer object/data contract code from schema descriptions in XSD or WSDL files - via the VS 2005 add-in and the command line tool.This build also includes several important fixes, e.g.:SOAP Read More
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First of all, thanks a lot for attending my session at TechEd Developers 2006 in Barcelona. Although I should not have done it (I was sick at that day and got on stage just with a load of... well, drugs), I promised you to provide you with the demo application Read More
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My friend Mike Taulty has recently posted a cool post about his attempt to create a WCF extension to leverage the duplex programming model over MSMQ. This is a really interesting area (and of course has a huge potential) and at thinktecture labs I and Read More
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OK, you may have realized that WSCF is a side-project these days - mostly due to the fact that we are deeply involved in very interesting projects in the service-orientation and workflow space.But now we found some free time to integrate the most wanted Read More
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OK, this does not happen too often, but I am copying here part of a thread and especially my answer from the MSDN WCF forums. Without further ado, let's go... ------- Hello All, I'm looking for some design guidance about WCF. I want to build an application Read More
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Sorry, we have strange problems when people want to comment on our posts. If you have submitted a comment in the last few weeks and it did not show up here, feel free to contact me.Sorry again. Read More
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Kein Problem.thinktecture und newtelligence bieten das TornadoCamp WinFX an. Was soll ich sagen? Das Who-Is-Who in den prominenten Bereichen von .NET Framework 3.0 im deutschsprachigen Raum steht Ihnen eine ganze Woche lang zur Verfügung. 16.-20.10.2006: Read More
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If you are interested in the slides from my MSDN US webcast on Contract-First Web Services, go ahead and grab them. Please feel free to get in touch with me if you have any questions. See you in the next webcast. Read More
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First of all, I want to thank everybody attending my MSDN US webcast on designing and dimplementing transactions in distributed solutions with WCF. It was a lot of fun and according to the scores it also semmed to be successful ;) I have uploaded both Read More
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Seems like Clemens likes the dotnetpro.tv video episode that Ralf and myself shooted the other day about Windows Communication Foundation. Only available in German, though... Read More
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Come on and join the heating up discussions. Daniel seems to feel happy these days... :) Read More
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I think the title says it all (really? :)) - stay tuned for more to come in the next few days, as my friend Jason already hinted at. And it may be related to this and this and this and even Read More
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In the last few months I have given a number of presentaions on WCF and had countless customer meetings. One of the most frequently asked question was why in the world we would need WS-ReliableMessaging (WS-RM). I think I had a good explanation, but now Read More
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R.I.P. No, I won't go anymore into discussions whether x-first or y-first or nothing-first or whatever-first-or-second-or-last is a good way to model service contracts. The only thing I have to state is that sometime people sitting in the glasshouse should Read More
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Yeah... we are slow, but constant :) Part 2 of our small series is finally here. Please also refer to part 1. Read More
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People keep asking me what the heck do services and service
orientation have to do with workflows (the big new hype at least
in Microsoft world)? So let's try to establish a link between the
two... what about: Services are about boundaries and Read More
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At this year’s TechEd in Orlando I will present on a very important topic that many people seem to either ignore or just do not know enough about. CSI357 My Home is My Castle: Hosting Applications - Why You Care about Threads, AppDomains Read More
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The PAG team at Microsoft has released the Smart Client Offline Application Block on the MSDN Patterns and Practices site. This page provides an overview of the Offline Application Block, which is intended to serve as an architectural model for Read More
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