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Did you know that the MAXIMUM size of a SOAP message that WCF can process is 9,223,372,036,854,775,807 bytes ?

Do you want to learn some more WCF internals ?

Check Nicholas Allen’s Blogs, Nicholas is a Program Manager at the WCF team.

I really enjoyed reading some of his posts and I’m expecting some more insights Nicholas…

 

2 Comments

  • This info is useful. I was searching for the maximum size of the byte array that can be used effectively in a web service. But, I could not find it.

  • Hi,
    Please provide me help for the below scenario for implementing security to wcf service which uses STS.
    The below is my requirement.
    1.) The client should call the STS with a username/password (RST) and get back a claim set in SAML (RSTR).

    2.) Then the client should call the service with the claims attached somehow.
    -What do the SAML claims look like
    -How to attach the token credentials to the request?
    -Where does .Net put them in the message? In the Header?

    3.) The service would read the claims and then without having to communicate back to the STS would be able to validate that the claims are good and process the request.
    -How does the service validate the claims?

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