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I used to have lots of hassle around reserving portions of the HTTP namespace so that ( e.g. ) WCF services can listen on them. I remember writing about it here in the past. In more recent times, I avoid all that stuff altogether and just use a simple netsh command and this is a reminder to myself of...
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Interesting blog post with some performance numbers around the PollingDuplex channel in Silverlight 3.
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Two fantastic articles up at MSDN around WCF and WF in V4.0. A Developer’s Introduction to Windows Communication Foundation (WCF4) in .NET 4 Beta 1 A Developer’s Introduction to Windows Workflow Foundation (WF4) in .NET 4 Beta 1
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This post is made from a train where I got bored and noticed an email in a discussion list folder that mentioned that Silverlight could do WCF authentication using TransportWithMessageCredential security. I’m not at all sure if this is a new thing and suspect that it’s more likely that it’s always been...
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This is one purely for a search engine. If you’re ever looking at WCF and adding a BehaviorExtensionElement in order to add custom behaviors then take care if you see an error message like; "Verify that the extension is registered in the extension collection at system.serviceModel/extensions/behaviorExtensions"...
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I had a quick look at the binary XML encoding for SOAP messages with Silverlight 3’s updated WCF library. One thing that struck me in all this is that it looks like (i.e. as far as I can tell so far with reflector) that the WCF stack has gained binary XML encoding but hasn’t gained MTOM XML encoding...