It’s been a while since I last posted but I came back with two extremely interesting concepts: WCF Restful services and MSMQ queues in WCF. What this post is going to show you, is how to create and consume a… Read More ›
Windows Communication Foundation
WCF Self-Hosting multiple bindings
When building WCF Services there is this point when you have to make a critical decision: Which binding is the best for you service? Windows Communication Foundation comes with several different bindings, each of those created for specific situations and… Read More ›
Distributed Transactions in WCF services – Part 3
Enabling distributed transaction propagation in WCF services is a tricky task and several factors and parameters need to be considered. Previous posts showed you that by default distributed transactions aren’t supported even if you enclose your operations you want to… Read More ›
Distributed Transactions in WCF services – Part 2
By default distributed transactions aren’t supported in WCF services in this post is going to prove it. We will continue from the Part 1 from these series, where we created all our service layers. Next thing we have to do… Read More ›
Distributed Transactions in WCF services – Part 1
Enabling distributed transactions in WCF services is quite complicated task since several considerations and configurations have to been done. But let’s start from the beginning and ask ourselves why on earth would someone wanted to support transactions in a WCF… Read More ›
Managing State and Service Instances in a WCF service : Part 3 – Maintaining State with the PerCall Instance Context Mode
This post will show you how to maintain State with the PerCall Instance Context Mode. This is the third part of the series, discussing how to manage State and Service instances in WCF services. In the first two posts, we… Read More ›
Authenticate WCF clients using the ASP.NET Membership Provider
When using a WCF services over the internet, you should always consider security issues such as Authentication or Authorization. Authentication generally speaking, answers the question “Who are you” and Authorization answers the question “What are your privileges”. Take an example:… Read More ›
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