What are the Prerequisites for Calling a WCF Service from a Client Application?
For a client application to successfully call a WCF service, the client application must have access to the following items:
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Life Cycle of a Self-Hosted WCF Service
When you develop a self-hosted application, such as a Windows service, or an executable file application, your code follows a distinct sequence. The life cycle of a typical self-hosted WCF service includes the following steps:
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Separation of Concerns in a WCF Service
The separation of concerns is one of the basic tenets of good software design. Taking this approach helps individual software elements remain flexible and maintainable as the overall system develops.
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Different Ways to Host a WCF Service in a Self-Hosted Application
You can host your WCF service in several ways such as in:
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How to Implement a Self-Hosted WCF Service?
To host a service in a managed application, you must create a contract and then implement the service. You must understand the role of the contract and the service implementation to understand how to develop a self-hosted service. The first two rows in the table provide examples of a contract and a service implementation. The last two rows link to code examples for building and configuring your self-hosted service.
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How to Modify Workflows during Run Time?
There are different ways of modifying a workflow during run time. Let us discuss some of the ways.
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SharePoint eBooks for free download
If you are using SharePoint in your corporate Environment, be it Administration or Development in SharePoint, I believe this collection of Documents and ebooks in doc, pdf, xps, visio formats will be very handy and useful for your day to day work. Feel free to download it.
I hope to add more links so expect this list to grow.
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BizTalk 2010 Party Migration Tool Issues & Workarounds
Introduction Back during the BizTalk 2010 beta I was testing out the Party Migration tool. This tool enables a smoother migration path from BizTalk 2006 R2 and BizTalk 2009 to BizTalk 2010. It is very useful once you get it to run successfully. Back during the beta I experienced quite a few issues and apparently […]
BizTalk Server, all logos over time
Celebrating my 100th article, I decided to make a funny compilation of the evolution of the BizTalk logo since its first release up to today, remembering the different versions of the product: Other Logos: Thanks for reading my blog. Tags: BizTalk | Logo
How to Check if you are running a 32-bit version or 64-bit version of Windows OS?
If you are running Windows Server 2003 and want to check if you are running a 32-bit version or 64-bit version, here is how you can check it. There are different ways to find it out.
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