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Web Service Sofware Factory Contrib project is live
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HernanDL
The new contrib project for WSSF is out and with some of the two most wanted contributions, Import WSDL Add-on (for generating models from existing WSDL documents) and VB.NET support (where Edward Bakker extended the official February 2008 release to...
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Import WSDL for WSSF (Web Service Software Factory 2008)
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HernanDL
Updated (24-jul-2008) We've just finished this new recipe for WSSF 2008 project which will be published any time soon is in the WSSF Contribution site . If you are eager to try this new feature, I uploaded the bits and installation doc here . Note that...
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Update TFS (Team Foundation Server) cached credentials in VS2008
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HernanDL
Recently I came across this “issue” or at least something not so straightforward when I needed to use different credentials from a TFS client in Visual Studio 2008. I found out that you have to remove the cached credentials from your network password...
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Extending WSSF.ME - Part 1
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HernanDL
One of the interesting aspects of having worked in the Web Service Software Factory: Modeling Edition For Visual Studio 2008 project is the extensibility options that allows an organization or end developer to customize the tool to each needs. However...
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Web Service Sofware Factory v2 (WCF+ASMX) is out
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HernanDL
Check out the latest version of the WSSF for Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) and ASMX here . In this version you will find plenty of new features along with other enhacements form previous versions like: Designing ASMX and WCF messages and service...
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Web Service Sofware Factory in MSDN Magazine
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HernanDL
Check out the December 2006 issue and read the article that Aaron Skonnard wrote about the ASMX version of this project . Quoting the Summary section at the end, The Web Service Software Factory provides valuable guidance assets that help increase speed...
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FxCop rules for securing WCF services
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HernanDL
One of the coolest features (IMHO) that you will find in the september CTP version of the Web Service Software Factory project, in particular related to the WCF Security Guidance Package, is the new WCF Security Code Analysis feature. This new feature is basically a set of custom FxCop rules that are plugged into Visual Studio Static Analysis feature and have a couple of interesting things....
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WCF Security Guidance Package
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HernanDL
After quit a long time of blogging silence and several months working in the redmondians “trenches”, I finally find some time to share my insights of this exciting project I’m currently collaborating. The May CTP of the Web Service Software Factory (as...
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Patterns and Practices Security guru is blogging
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HernanDL
J.D. Meier is the Patterns & Practices security guru and is now blogging. You may have read some of his many articles and how to’s on Security Guidance for .NET 2.0 . You will find that every of his posts follows the same level of insight and high...
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Start a new Process as another user
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On my last post User Credentials CommandDialog with SecureString password I showed an example on how to get the user credentials using a standard windows dialog and spawn a new process with those credentials. Now let’s assume that you want to get the...
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