Design and host service-oriented applications. Learn contracts, bindings, security, serialization, hosting, versioning, diagnostics, and reliability patterns. Build interoperable, testable services with solid configuration and monitoring practices.
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Simple Object Access Protocol is a simple w3c standard for transporting in different platforms.
In this blog we will see the different type of Authorization in WCF services.
This blog shows how to increase mesage size when use wcf service
An introduction to WCF for beginners with a simple sample Console application for communication using WCF
Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) is Microsoft’s unified programming model for building service-oriented applications. It enables developers to build secure, reliable, transacted solutions that integrate across platforms and interoperate with existing investments.
A step by step process for using the wcfclient.exe tool.
Build a Silverlight DataGrid application that performs CRUD operations on customer data through a WCF service and SQL Server database.
WCF is a .NET platform for developing services .Service is any functionality that can be consumed by the outside world. A service defines well defined communication protocols to communicate with it.
This article will contain how to create publish and consume WCF service.
Learn how to configure transaction-enabled WCF services using TransactionFlowOption, TransactionScope, operation behaviors, service behaviors, and transaction-aware bindings.
In this article, I am going to show step by step approach using Transaction and Sessions together in WCF.
This topic describes how you can configure message logging for different scenarios.
In this FAQ we will quickly run through and get a feel of how WWF (Windows Workflow Foundation) will help you in making custom work flows in your project.
Learn how WCF and Oracle Application Server web services can interoperate across .NET and Oracle platforms.
Learn about free music teacher web services available for use and how they can be accessed from ASP.NET or C# applications.
