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As you can argue reading this blog, I'm a WCF lover and in particular I'm really crazy for it's security infrastructure and architecture. Some Microsoft guys have made available a set of great contents ("how tos", "application scenarios"...
A few days ago a customer of mine asked me how to define a WCF behavior to add a custom SOAP Header to sent/received messages. The solution is not so far from what I've shown in the previous " Writing a WCF Message Inspector " post. In fact one way of...
Here you can find the last version of a sample application showing many of the security features and configuration of WCF in the fields of security. I've just updated it in order to release it during my last WebCast about WCF Security for MSDN Italy ...
Related to my last sample of custom authentication and impersonation within a WCF service, here is the sample code . It works and compiles under GoLive WCF license. I hope you'll find it useful and interesting. Italian version - Versione italiana UPDATE...
During the last days I needed to develop a custom Authentication and impersonation mechanism for Indigo. It was not so easy, due to the lack of documentation, since we're still in early betas/ctps. By the way I handled it and here is what I've discoverded...
My experiments with WCF, during summer time, seem to be confirmed by Christian Weyer ones . As Christian states WCF (aka Indigo) is apparently affected by a lack of support for Code Access Security. If you run your code in a Fully Trusted environment...
This evening I played with Indigo and WS-AT, to see if it works, in order to use it in a project of a customer of mine. First of all the good news: it works :-) as it did in PDC03 bits! Great job guys! Second news: it's not so easy to manage all the stuff...
A non-standard :-) session, based on Q&A instead of slides ... It was a good idea Don, expecially in a session late in a long day. The key concepts of this session, as I understood since my bad English understanding :-), were: SOA: Set of ideas for...
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