Contents tagged with Web Services
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On Architecture – Part 1: High Level Communication
This will be the first on a series of posts on software architecture. I will start by talking, without getting into too much detail, about some of the key decisions when it comes to communication between different top level components of an application, say, app servers or microservices. Later on I will discuss other aspects of a solution, such as:
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Getting the Weather Forecast Using SharePoint Workflows
I already wrote a post on how to use SharePoint 2013 workflows. This time, I’ll get back to this topic, with a slightly more interesting (IMO) use case: a recurring workflow that runs once a day and emails users the weather forecast for the next day!
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Querying SharePoint
SharePoint, being a content management system, of course, offers a couple of ways to query its contents programmatically. Here we will explore some of these options.
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Hosting HTTP Resources
How do I host thee? Let me count the ways!
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My All Time Favorite Posts
Since this blog started, back in 2008, I wrote a lot of posts. I’d say some are still up to date. I picked a few of them, those I’m more proud of, in no particular order.
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Calling WCF Web Services from JavaScript
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Reusing Cookies in Different WCF Web Services
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Using New ADO.NET Data Services Functionalities
In order to use the new functionalities (count, projections, server paging, for instance) supplied by version 1.5 of ADO.NET Data Services (see my previous post), you must explicitly enable them on the service side.
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ADO.NET Data Services Update Released
A new version of the ADO.NET Data Services API was released, and you can get it from here, for the Windows 2000, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008, and from here, for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2.
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ADO.NET Data Services and NHibernate
Update: this is based on the old NHContrib LINQ provider; the current one, on the NHibernate core, does not have an NHibernateContext class. Also, ADO.NET Data Services are now called WCF Data Services. For additional information, please read this post.