Contents tagged with TellagoStudios
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Telesharp – An Application Repository for .NET applications
A year ago, we released SO-Aware as our first product in Tellago Studios. SO-Aware represented a new way to manage web services and all the related artifacts like configuration, tests or monitoring data in the Microsoft stack. It was based on the idea of using a lightweight SOA governance approach with a central repository exposed through RESTful services.
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Generating WCF configuration from the SO-Aware Repository
As part of the simplification in service configuration that we want to provide in SO-Aware, we have added two new commands in the PowerShell provider for generating the service configuration at design time in case you don’t want to rely on SO-Aware for resolving all that at runtime.
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SWUtil - A new tool for generating service proxies from the SO-Aware repository.
As we announced last week, we are shipping a new Visual Studio plugin for generating service proxies as part of the SO-Aware SDK. The functionality is equivalent to what you find today in the “Add Service Reference” command, but the results are much better as you get a proxy that does not require any WCF configuration, and also knows how to resolve bindings and behaviors from the repository.
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Our WCF Service Repository (SO-Aware) on Channel 9
My colleagues Jesus Rodriguez and Dwight Goins were talking about many of challenges you might find for managing WCF services in the enterprise, and how SO-Aware can help you out in all those aspects. Check it out here.
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Visualizing Service Dependencies in SO-Aware
A common requirement that we received from some customers while we were in the early design stages of SO-Aware was the ability of tracking static dependencies between services. For instance, Service A calls Service B and Service B calls Service X. This feature is not only useful for documentation but also for helping administrators to determine which services are going to affected with a change in one of the existing service. (In that example, a change in the service X would affect Service A and B).
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Service Testing in SO-Aware
Service testing is another interesting feature that you will find in SO-Aware. Having a tool for testing a service in the repository is very important for the following reasons,
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WCF configuration simplification with SO-Aware
As I discussed in the previous post, everything in SO-Aware is exposed as resources via OData. You can simply take a look at this by browsing at the main feed of the service repository.
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SO-Aware is here. A RESTful service repository
I am very proud to announce today the release of our product in Tellago Studios, SO-Aware, a RESTful service repository based on OData. The main difference between SO-Aware and other existing products is that everything is exposed as resources via OData feeds that can be retrieved or manipulated with standard http verbs like POST, PUT, GET or DELETE (All this is implemented with WCF data services).