Contents tagged with WCF (Indigo)
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WCF Security Guidance: Patterns & Practices
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", "guidelines", "practices" and "Q&A") indeed to help the community of WCF developers to build secure and interoperable WCF Services. The project is really interesting and I suggest you to take a look at it, before implementing a real WCF solution.
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Handling custom SOAP headers via WCF Behaviors
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.
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WCF Security Full Demo
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.
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WCF Custom Authentication and Impersonation: demo source code
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. -
WCF Custom Authentication and Impersonation
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, in case someone else is looking for this.
Of course, because I'm just a WCF lover and I'm working with it because I need to use it in a real project of a customer of mine, please if someone (eventually from Indigo team...) has any kind of comment or errata corrige about this post ... please do it, I will really apreciate it. Thanks. -
WCF missing CAS
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 it works great, otherwise it simply doesn't work!
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Distributed Transactions with Indigo and WS-AT
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.
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Service-Orientation and the Windows/.NET Developer (CTS200)
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.