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endpoint.tv - WCF Web API with Glenn Block
With all the emphasis on HTML 5 and devices, more ...
With all the emphasis on HTML 5 and devices, more and more people are thinking of creating services with the HTTP stack. Though WCF has had support for this since .NET 3.5, the WCF team has been working hard on the new WCF Web API stack with awesome support for just about anything you would ever want to do with HTTP. In this episode, Glenn shows how you can do Message Handlers and Operation Handlers without reading a book or taking a weeklong class.To see more check out these posts: endpoint.tv - WCF Web API - Content TypesWebSockets, RIA/JS and WCF Web API at MIX, a whole lotta love for the webRon Jacobs http://blogs.msdn.com/rjacobsTwitter: @ronljacobs http://twitter.com/ronljacobs
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endpoint.tv - Find Your Voice and Make WF/WCF Better
Are you sometimes annoyed by Windows Workflow Foundation (WF4) or ...
Are you sometimes annoyed by Windows Workflow Foundation (WF4) or Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)? Sure you are. All of use are sometimes annoyed by these products - including those of us who work on the team. We know there are things we could do to make the products better but what we don't know is what you think. Which things are most important? Which problems affect the most people?There is a way you can tell us but most people don't even know that it exists. Just click on the link below and let us know what you think.Provide feedback on Windows Workflow Foundation (WF4) Provide feedback on Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) Your input can help us shape the future. So find your voice and give us your feedback!Happy Coding! Ron Jacobs http://blogs.msdn.com/rjacobs Twitter: @ronljacobs http://twitter.com/ronljacobs
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endpoint.tv - Patterns & Practices Composite Services Guidance Project
My friends on the patterns & practices team are working ...
My friends on the patterns & practices team are working on a cool new project that we want to share with you. The Composite Services Guidance project provides guidance for building enterprise SOA-based composite service applications with design and implementation patterns for service discovery, composition, and integration through written guidance, reference implementations, and re-usable source code.Dmitri Ossipov joins me this episode to show us what they've done.Ron Jacobs http://blogs.msdn.com/rjacobsTwitter: @ronljacobs http://twitter.com/ronljacobs
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endpoint.tv - AppFabric WCF HTTP Template
Windows Server AppFabric and WCF HTTP Services are a great ...
Windows Server AppFabric and WCF HTTP Services are a great combination and we've just made it easier for you to use them together. In this episode, I'll show you the new AppFabric WCF HTTP Service Template and how you can use it to build HTTP (REST) services that work great from any device and have terrific support for monitoring.For more information see this blog post.Ron Jacobs http://blogs.msdn.com/rjacobsTwitter: @ronljacobs http://twitter.com/ronljacobs
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endpoint.tv - ASP.NET WF4 / WCF and Async Calls
You've been asking for it and here it is. I've ...
You've been asking for it and here it is. I've put together some sample code showing how you can use WF4 with ASP.NET and do it the right way... the fast way with async calls.For more info see this blog postRon Jacobs http://blogs.msdn.com/rjacobsTwitter: @ronljacobs http://twitter.com/ronljacobs
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endpoint.tv - WCF Web HTTP (REST) Test Tool Preview
The other day, I walked by the office where our ...
The other day, I walked by the office where our team members from Shanghai work while in Redmond and I ran into Leo Shum, a test lead on the new WCF Web HTTP (REST) Test Tool. On this episode, Leo joins me in the studio to show you how this new tool works. Though it's not yet shipping, we definitely want to know what you think and how we can make it better. So take a look and let us know!Ron Jacobshttp://blogs.msdn.com/rjacobsTwitter: @ronljacobs
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endpoint.tv - Performance Testing with SO-Aware
Do you really want to know how to make your ...
Do you really want to know how to make your service fast? There is only one way to improve performance and that is to set a goal and test your system under load. The trouble is that there are few good load testing tools for WCF.In this episode, once again I'm joined by Jesus Rodriguez of SO-Aware who will show us their new performance / load testing tool for SO-Aware. You can download this free tool and SO-Aware Express from Tellago StudiosFor more on SO-Aware seeendpoint.tv - Meet SO-Aware (Part 1)endpoint.tv - Meet SO-Aware (Part 2)Ron Jacobshttp://blogs.msdn.com/rjacobsTwitter: @ronljacobs
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endpoint.tv - WCF Web API - Content Types
Glenn Block joins me for a look at how you ...
Glenn Block joins me for a look at how you can use the new WCF Web API libraries to build great browser based apps with jQuery with new support for Form URI encoding and other custom content types. For more info see http://wcf.codeplex.comRon Jacobshttp://blogs.msdn.com/rjacobsTwitter: @ronljacobs
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endpoint.tv - WCF Service Data Validation Design
All this thinking about faults caused me to think about ...
All this thinking about faults caused me to think about a deeper question. What would be a great design for data validation in a service oriented architecture? After some thought I proposed 4 Tenets of Service Oriented Data Validation.In this episode I'll walk through the WCF Service Fault and Validation Example to show you my design for handling data validation and faults.Ron Jacobshttp://blogs.msdn.com/rjacobs@ronljacobs
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endpoint.tv - Applied Architecture Patterns on the Microsoft Platform
Have you ever noticed that there are often several products ...
Have you ever noticed that there are often several products or solutions available when you want to solve a problem with the Microsoft platform, and so you aren't sure which is the right fit? With AppFabric, for example, there's a fair bit of overlap between BizTalk and Workflow. Luckily, a group of guys who make a living helping people solve these types of problems wrote a book that I think you might find useful. Applied Architecture Patterns on the Microsoft Platform is definitely worth a read. On this episode, I chat with two of the authors—Rama and Ewan—as they explain what they have learned about solving real world problems with the Microsoft Platform.
