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This project presents a simple, but fun WCF Halloween Name Service Application. The service provides either a single Halloween name (string), or an array of Halloween names. It is hosted using IIS Express to quickly demo and test the service with a client. A client “tester” console application tests the service and provides output to the user.
This project presents a simple, but fun “Money Pot” Service and Client Application demonstration. The “Money Pot” is a self-hosted (service host) WCF application with a GUI user interface to quickly demo and test the service with a client (both simple Windows Form Applications). In addition, a short discussion of concurrency to protect resources…
This article helps you to generate a dynamic WCF service proxy using ChannelFactory. This will also describe what is ChannelFactory, the difference between ChannelFactory and Proxy, and when to use proxy or ChannelFactory.
This project presents two separate WCF Service Applications and a client "tester" console application in the same Visual Studio solution. The WCF Services were hosted using IIS Express. A simple console "test" application connects to both of the services through separate proxy references. There are two services: school service (the main demo) an…
A combination of Windows PowerShell, WCF Client, Windows Service, WCF Service, and Windows Workflow Foundation (a.k.a.: Code Activities) to automate actions on remote windows machines.
This article will describe how to implement WCF message level security. It will show you the required steps to create the WCF library, host it in IIS, secure with Message Level Security, client application and finally see encrypted messages using WCFTraceViewer.
This article helps you to understand how per call WCF service works and how its instances get created. This article will also go through a tutorial for implementing and executing Per Call WCF Service.
This project presents a simple, but fun “Make a Cat” Service Application. The service provides a factory creational design pattern to create and return a single Cat object (complete with a cute photo), or group of five cats in a CatList object (with multiple cats). It is hosted using IIS Express to quickly demo and test the service with a client…