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Many of the features available out of the box today in the ASP.NET MVC framework are only intended to develop web applications using REST principles. There is not support for accepting incoming messages encoded as JSON or plain old XML (POX), or even...
Keith Brown has just released a helper class (Based on an original implementation made by Dominick Baier) with very useful methods for mixing Http and Https in a regular asp.net application. Before jumping in this post, make sure to read his post (And...
Zermatt is the framework recently released by Microsoft to develop claim-aware applications. You can find some announcements here and here . This framework supports the WS-Federation active and passive profiles. This last one was initially designed with...
I decided to write this post to show how cool is Autofac for doing dependency injection in the ASP.NET MVC framework. Autofac, for me the Moq stepbrother in the dependency injection arena because of its very-easy-to-use fluent interface and nice support...
One of the most nicest things about JQuery - in addition to the powerful mechanism it provides to manipulate the HTML DOM - is the great number of very useful plugins available out there. JQuery Validation is one of my favorites, and today we will see...
I have been reading in different places that using a CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) interface for a service is considered a bad practice or anti-pattern. Therefore, this kind of interface should be avoided at all cost. I am not agree with this at...
My friends Sergio Borromei (Microsoft Consulting) and Rodolfo Finochietti (Lagash) have recently released the first RTM of their Service Invocation Framework. This light-weight basically provides a collection of service adapters that a client application...
These are some useful practices to design message contracts. They are based on my experience as developer on different software projects. Do not include business behavior on the messages Do not use datasets as messages Be aware of any extensibility point...
I have recently published an article describing a WS-I18N implementation for WCF in "The Code Project" web site. You can find the article and the source code here, http://www.codeproject.com/winfx/WSI18N.asp Enjoy it :)
Today I found this interesting blog entry to making WSS4J (Axis) work with WSE 3.0 using a Mutual X509 scenario (There are two certificates, the first one for client authentication and the second one for message protection). Since WSE 3.0 and WCF are...
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