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An interesting post from the CQRS project was posted about the use of Specflow and the project Acceptance tests.

For the last two month I've been working with the CQRS Journey team helping with the spec definitions and acceptance tests using Specflow which was a very interesting experience.  

As a follow up of the WSSF Modeling Edition there is a new "flavor" of this tool where the main news is the versioning plan. The basic idea is to release the source code to the comunity in an "open source" model so any user may be free to update and add new features.

In the last post about Decoding Messages in WCF Data Services I showed a code sample about how to decode an incoming WCF Message in a Data Service. In this case I will show how we can use this decoded message inside a ServiceAuthorizationManager derived class to perform some authorization depending on the content (i.e. grant access to some entities according to the logged on user).

Recently I had to solve an interesting problem while working with WCF Data Services and how to decode an incoming WCF message so I can do something useful with its content.

Take a look at this presentation if you want to get a good idea of what is this project directly from Dmitri, the "father" of the creature.

You can get the latest videos for Composite Services Guidance CTP2 that show many features of this project.

Recently my friend and coworker Dmitri Ossipov started his blog with great posts about some of the details and many useful links to well know and documented SOA patterns that this CTP includes.