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C++ support in WSE 2.0 SP2 by ChristophDotNet

WSE 2.0 SP2 adds some support for adding WSE to C++ projects, which had been missing since the initial release last May. At last, the WSE Configuration Editor, the one that comes up when you right-click in the Solution Explorer and then select WSE 2.0...
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ANN: Talking in Austin on 12/13 by ChristophDotNet

I am giving a presentation on Secure Web Services and Secure Office Productivity Solutions based on IBF at ADNUG's December meeting on 12/13. 5:30pm at the Microsoft Technology Center: About the presentation: Web services are making their ways into the...
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Update: WSE 2.0 SP2 adds work-around for the SoapActorAttribute / C++ issue by ChristophDotNet

Hervey announced the PreRelease of WSE 2.0 SP2 and I am very pleased to find that the WSE team already addressed the issue in the C++ compiler I reported a little while ago. They also got the WSE settings tool running for C++ projects now! Thanks guys...
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Update: WSE 2.0 SP2 adds work-around for the SoapActorArrtibute / C++ issue by ChristophDotNet

Hervey announced the PreRelease of WSE 2.0 SP2 and I am very pleased to find that the WSE team already addressed the issue in the C++ compiler I reported a little while ago. They also got the WSE settings tool running for C++ projects now! Thanks guys...
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WSE and problems with the C++ compiler by ChristophDotNet

I was working on an article for one of the MSDN developer centers this week and wrote a little WSE web service in C++. The sample code had the SoapActor attribute attached to the web service, which really shouldn’t be a big deal, but as it turns out,...
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System.(Web.)Caching myth dispelled. by ChristophDotNet

Another myth dispelled! Last year we had an ADNUG presentation where the presenter (name withheld to protect the innocent) claimed that one should not use the great caching classes in System.Web.Caching outside of Asp.Net. For some reason this has been...
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Using WSE attachments to get Ink from a TabletPC to a Web service by ChristophDotNet

One of the most attended Hands-On-Labs last week at TechEd was the one by the TabletPC group. It was probably because they were giving away cute-sy, little USB memory keys, but anything that gets people to look more at tablets is good. I thought a cute...
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Tracing capablities in WSE2 by ChristophDotNet

WSE 2.0 was released at TechEd today. Congratulations to the WSE team with Rebecca Dias , Keith Ballinger and the rest of the WSE Team. Version 2 comes with support for WS-Addressing, WS-Security, WS-Policy and a few other WS-* standards. WS-Addressing...
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New MSDN Article on WSE and Security by ChristophDotNet

Ingo has a new article on MSDN on using Role-based security with WSE 2.0. Go read ...
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Update: soap.inappdomain:// ... by ChristophDotNet

I just got confirmation that the inproc channel is really only intended to be an inappdomain channel for debugging purposes. I still think the exception message could make that clearer ...
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