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We probably all learned this at school. When you build software, you analyze requirements, find the nouns and build an entity-relationship model , an ERD. You start with the first normal form and normalize the model until you start building software upon...
I’ve written in SDN Magazine about messaging and how it relates to RPC. It isn’t about messaging vs. RPC, but more or less an attempt to explain what benefits messaging can add to your software. Monday April 23rd I gave a presentation about the same subject...
This topic is covered in multiple posts Creating simplest solution with default endpoints Manually adding and configuring the endpoints (you're reading it right now) More to come... The previous post was the most simple example of creating a WCF service...
This topic is covered in multiple posts Creating simplest solution with default endpoints (you're reading it right now) Manually adding and configuring the endpoints More to come... It’s been a long, long time since I wrote the original WCF...
Last Tuesday, may 18th 2010, I gave a presentation on Microsoft’s AppFabric. I explained that there are actually two themes of it; Windows Server AppFabric and Windows Azure AppFabric. They both have their own products. Windows Server AppFabric Services...
I have recently installed the Windows Azure AppFabric SDK because I’m writing an article for the Dutch .NET Magazine. Problem is I try to do everything in Visual Studio 2010 these days, just because it’s so cool to have something that’s...
In Visual Studio 2008 you can right-click a project and choose for "Add service reference" to create a proxy class for your web service. WCF preferred, of course. But for some reason, the Visual Studio team disabled it when you're in debug...
In my last post I explained how you could use WCF and MSMQ to respond to messages asynchronously. We've setup a class library with our service, a console application for our host and a console application for our client. In this post I'll explain...
It's been a while since I blogged about one of my favorite topics, Windows Communication Foundation. In this article I'll explain how you can use MSMQ with WCF to really process messages asynchronously. It's unbelievable how easy this is....
Two weeks ago Mike Schroepfer, a Mozilla developer, announced that they'll launch a version of Firefox that can be run mobile devices. If you own a Windows Mobile device, you're probably craving for a better browsing experience, just like I am...
As I really enjoyed giving the Summer Classes a few weeks ago, the first ever real .NET 3.5 class world wide, I'm really pleased to announce the Winter Classes. Although the date hasn't even been set, we're planning it around the end of January...
I hope in the RTM you'll get more help solving your WCF Ajax problems then I currently get, because I'm getting mad from time to time. In my quest for getting things to work, I learned some stuff I wanted to share. Read: have a checklist for myself...
Arrgh, these come out just a day or two too late. But that's life when you're always one step ahead. ;) WF & WCF samples http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=2611a6ff-fd2d-4f5b-a672-c002f1c09ccd&displaylang=en&tm...
As said before , we're currently on location at the "middle of nowhere", creating material for the upcoming .NET 3.5 Summer Class . We're having a blast, creating slides and hands on labs until way past midnight. I'm busy with the...
Two things that should've been there since WCF v1. My colleague Alex Thissen already blogged about the WCF Library projects and the service host that comes with it. In beta 2 there's a new test client that'll connect to your service and will...
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