WCF

Creating a Correlated Audit Behavior in WCF (seen in "Using Behaviors to Flex Your WCF Muscles")

tom.fuller — Mon, 16 Jul 2007 11:44:15 GMT

This is the big daddy code sample that I used during the WCF talk titled "Using Behaviors to Flex Your WCF Muscles". It's quite a bit more involved as it makes every effort to use good Domain Driven Design and demonstrates an example of an interesting workflow. Expect to see me continue to build on this sample with future DubF, TDD, Software Factories, and of course WCF. If you have questions about why I did something the way I did be sure to post a comment or email me!

Service Throttling Demo (seen in "Using Behavors to Flex Your WCF Muscles)

tom.fuller — Mon, 16 Jul 2007 11:40:49 GMT

This is a very simple code sample that shows how to use Service Throttling to control the resource consumption of a WCF service. The code contains a simple client that allows you to change the number of virtual clients that are calling the WCF service and a simple service that takes a workload item and can be configured to deal with as many concurrent sessions as you see fit.

My First Indigo Sample

tom.fuller — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 05:27:35 GMT

These codes samples are provided as is and contain an elementary example of how a client will communicate with the new Indigo services. The solution contains a command window client and a Indigo service that will need to be hosted in IIS.

Code Samples Used during "Supporting Offline Application Mode with WCF"

tom.fuller — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 05:26:14 GMT

During this presentation two main samples were written from scratch. The first demonstrates the flexibilty and ease of development using System.Messaging and MSMQ. The second demo was used to demonstrate the power of time independent execution over MSMQ using WCF. Both samples are as they were at the end of the session and can be used mainly reinforce the basic concepts of offline application mode.