Contents tagged with SOA
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Handling custom SOAP headers via WCF Behaviors
A few days ago a customer of mine asked me how to define a WCF behavior to add a custom SOAP Header to sent/received messages.
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WCF Security Full Demo
Here you can find the last version of a sample application showing many of the security features and configuration of WCF in the fields of security.
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WCF Custom Authentication and Impersonation: demo source code
Related to my last sample of custom authentication and impersonation within a WCF service, here is the sample code.
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Distributed Transactions with Indigo and WS-AT
This evening I played with Indigo and WS-AT, to see if it works, in order to use it in a project of a customer of mine.
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One day conference about SOA and Smart Clients development
I'm working on a Conference Day about SOA and Smart Clients development with Microsoft .NET Framework. It will be on Friday 14 of January 2005, here in Italy, in my town (Brescia). If you're Italian and you like to come .... catch the date and stay tuned on my blog.
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FABRIQ: Architecture for High Performance, Decentralized, Agent-Oriented, Connected Applications (ARC405)
Good session about FABRIQ, a new framework defined as an "Agent Oriented Architectural Pattern".
The idea is to provide a framework to architect and develop applications that need: -
BizTalk 2004 for the Visual Basic and C# Developer (EBZ214)
Great session! Scott Woodgate is a guarantee! It was a 200 level session, so not so deep in BizTalk architecture and programmability, but really a good session!
Aside from the "standard" contents of a session like this, Scott showed us a wizard, fully integrated with VS.NET, to create BizTalk Adapters that he's working on. He told us that it will be available in a few days, probably next week, on his blog. Good job Scott! Thanks! -
Service-Orientation and the Windows/.NET Developer (CTS200)
A non-standard :-) session, based on Q&A instead of slides ... It was a good idea Don, expecially in a session late in a long day.
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soap.msmq Transport for WSE2
Thanks to Roman Kiss we are able to move SOAP messages over MSMQ with WSE2 !!!
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Offline Application Block: persistent MSMQQueueStorageProvider
Microsoft Smart Client Offline Application Block makes possible to build applications that are network aware and that are able to work online or offline. When offline you can enqueue messages for central services using many different kind of QueueStorageProvider. One of the pre-built QueueStorageProvider is MSMQQueueStorageProvider that, as you can argue from its name, is a queue provider based on MSMQ. It works with a private queue not transactional by default. Sometimes it happens that you would like to make your messages persistent in order to keep trace of them in case of your Smart Client host shutdown, reboot, crash, etc.