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OpenRasta, an open source alternative for developing Restful services
OpenRasta (OR) is the name of a new open source framework for developing Restful applications (Web applications or services) created by Sebastien Lambla. As the ASP.NET MVC, this framework is also an implementation of the MVC pattern, which focus mainly on a good separation of concerns, and provide different extensibility points where the developer can plugging custom code at the moment of developing applications.
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Developing RESTful services with JSON and POX support in the ASP.NET MVC
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 support for returning POX from a controller action. Only form-urlencoded data is accepted by default for incoming messages, and JSON/HTML (with support of the view engines) for outgoing messages in controller actions.
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Webcast para el programa Microsoft Student Partner “Building Web Services”
Aqui pueden encontrar el material de la prestacion que di en el dia de hoy acerca de construccion de web services con ASP.NET y WCF en Visual Studio 2008.
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Mutual Certificate Authentication for WCF REST services
When Mutual Certificate Authentication is configured for REST services, both, the client and the service perform identity verification or authentication through X509 certificates.
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Sharing the security context between ASP.NET and WCF REST Services
It is very common for WCF services that work as Ajax callbacks and ASP.NET pages that live in the same web application to share a common security context for the authenticated user. However, in order to make this happens, the ASP.NET compatibility mode must be enabled for the WCF service. When that setting is enabled, WCF basically includes the service call within the ASP.NET pipeline, all the ASP.NET modules configured for the application are executed, and as result, the HttpContext get initialized for that service as it was a normal page.
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MVP again 2009!!
I just got great news! MVP in Connected Systems for another year.
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Support for Form-UrlEncoded data in WCF Rest services
Some people have been asking around in the MSDN forums or stackoverflow about a possible way to pass form-urlencoded data to an existing WCF REST service. Although this is not a core feature in WCF from my point view, there is still some support for addressing this scenario in the REST Starter kit.