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This has been circulating among the .NET security community for several months, and now finally, we have "official" word that Windows Communication Foundation (WCF, formerly known as "Indigo") will not support partial trust clients or services. Read the...
I have hesitated about putting this out here, but if no one knows you are looking, they won't pass on leads. A couple of my friends ( Sam and Don ) are looking as well, so I don't feel bad about mentioning it. My work with my primary client (I have been...
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I am catching up after another very successful New England Code Camp weekend. I am getting ready to head out to the MVP Global Summit 2005 in Seattle, WA (and Redmond at Microsoft) tonight as well (heading out a little early for the new author's meeting...
I had fun this past week catching up again on System.Transactions while getting ready for New England Code Camp 4 this weekend. In my readings and experiments with code, I pulled together the bloggers I know about who are either working with System.Transactions...
I have been working on several presentations on security, SQL Server, and transactions topics for upcoming conferences and user group talks. These always seem to come around the same time, but fortunately, I have a few that are similar at different locations...
Kirk Allen Evans talks about his adventures in discussing with several at PDC one of my past favorite topics: distributed transactions . I have renewed interest in this, and in particular Enterprise Services again, as I will be speaking on the new System...
[Found by way of Christian Weyer ] Finally here: thinktecture ’s Ingo Rammer and Richard Turner from Microsoft have published articles on performance comparisons of distributed application technologies Performance of ASP.NET Web Services, Enterprise Services...
Richard Turner (Product Manager in Microsoft's Web Services Strategy team), has published the first of a series of papers that provides guidance on how to best use Microsoft Web service and distributed systems technologies in order to build distributed...
Paul Fallon posts some good news (and excellent description) about Enterprise Services in .NET 2.0. Systems.Transactions already features Transaction promotion and delegation using the concept of PSPE (Promotable Single Phase Enlistment), in particular...
Another highlight for me at DevTeach this past weekend was finally getting some glimpses of Indigo through some sessions (including a great Internals talk) with Ted Neward and Steve Swartz and talking to Steve separately during the conference. I am looking...
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