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Nicholas Allen's Indigo Blog
Changes to Default Throttle Settings
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I buried this in a previous update on changes in .Net 4 but here’s a more prominent description of how service throttles have changed. The ServiceThrottlingBehavior allows you to configure three settings that limit the resource consumption of a service...
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Windows Azure Guidance and Survey
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The patterns and practices team has released an updated version of their samples for Windows Azure development that cover migrating an existing application to Windows Azure, connecting cloud applications with existing systems, and taking advantage of...
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Channel Development Survey
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The WCF channels team has posted a short survey on channel development to collect some of your feedback about what to work on after .Net 4 is released. You can help them out if you've previously written or tried to write a layered channel, transport channel...
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Exploring Managed Applications
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The new version of Process Explorer that was released this week has some features for exploring managed applications that I hadn't seen before. If you right-click a process that has a CLR loaded and select Properties from the menu, then you'll see two...
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Visual Studio 2010 Virtual Machines
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over 2 years ago
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If you'd like to try out some of these recent releases without a dedicated machine, there are virtual machines available for use with the developer tool previews. Each virtual machine is configured with the Visual Studio 2010 release candidate and hands...
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OData SDK Released
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over 2 years ago
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OData is a protocol for exchanging structured data sets in an interoperable fashion. The .Net implementation of OData is called WCF Data Services but the team has also released a variety of client libraries for other platforms in a package called the...
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WCF RIA Services Release Candidate
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over 2 years ago
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Together with the Silverlight 4 Release Candidate comes the WCF RIA Services Release Candidate. RIA Services are an application design pattern that lives between ASP.NET and Silverlight in a multi-tier architecture. Inside RIA Services you can host...
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Silverlight 4 Release Candidate
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over 2 years ago
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At the MIX10 conference last week was the announcement that the Silverlight 4 Release Candidate was now available for download. You'll need Visual Studio 2010 to use the developer tools for Silverlight 4. Silverlight 4 Windows Runtime Silverlight...
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Legacy Created, Obsoleted, and Destroyed Before Shipping
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As far as I can tell there has never been a description of what the mysterious LegacyExtendedProtectionPolicy property is for that appeared on the HTTP and TCP transports and is now slowly in the process of disappearing. In the small number of places...
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Fix for HTTP Configuration Errors using WebScriptEnablingBehavior
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I've sufficiently recovered from running the last week-long series covering fixes for WCF to do another one. This week I'll again be covering fixes for WCF that may be hard to find and explaining the details behind each problem. When using the WebScriptEnablingBehavior...
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Fix to Allow Providing Outgoing Supporting Tokens
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I've sufficiently recovered from running the last week-long series covering fixes for WCF to do another one. This week I'll again be covering fixes for WCF that may be hard to find and explaining the details behind each problem. A primary token provides...
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Fix to Disable Transport Security with Message Credentials
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I've sufficiently recovered from running the last week-long series covering fixes for WCF to do another one. This week I'll again be covering fixes for WCF that may be hard to find and explaining the details behind each problem. This is another fix...
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Fix to Disable Security on Responses
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I've sufficiently recovered from running the last week-long series covering fixes for WCF to do another one. This week I'll again be covering fixes for WCF that may be hard to find and explaining the details behind each problem. The first fix is a...
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ASP.NET MVC 2 Released for Visual Studio 2008
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over 2 years ago
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Ok, a release of ASP.NET MVC 2 coming soon turned out to mean coming extremely soon. I had been holding off talking about the ASP.NET MVC 1 to ASP.NET MVC 2 migration tool until it was done and that ended up being much closer to the release than I expected...
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ASP.NET MVC Migration Tool
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over 2 years ago
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Eilon Lipton has posted a migration tool for converting ASP.NET MVC 1 application projects to the soon to be released ASP.NET MVC 2. The tool takes in a Visual Studio 2008 project for ASP.NET MVC 1 and spits out a Visual Studio 2008 project for ASP.NET...
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Getting WCF 4 Release Candidate Documentation
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Although I didn't include it in the release candidate announcement, the online documentation collection for WCF has also been updated. While you can navigate between the different framework versions for the reference documentation, some people seem to...
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Two More Fixes for Visual Studio 2010 Release Candidate
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Two fixes were published over the last few days to address issues reported with the Visual Studio 2010 release candidate. The first fix resolves a crash that can sometimes occur when hovering over an identifier to bring up a tooltip information display...
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Identity and Access Control Guide
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over 2 years ago
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The patterns and practices group at Microsoft has released an online guide to claims-based identity and access control. The guide is targeted at developers and architects of web services on Windows that require user-identity information. Windows Identity...
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Comparing Two Bindings
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over 2 years ago
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Too often I have to compare two bindings to find the subtle difference between a configuration that works and a configuration that doesn't. This is quite a painful task as a channel stack can be generated on the fly based on different settings, there...
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Compatibility Update for Serialization
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Last week we released a fix for serializing data between .Net 4 and previous versions of the framework. Cross-version serialization allows you to write binary data with one version of the framework and read it with another, even if the reader is the older...
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Approaching End of Life for Original Platforms
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over 2 years ago
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When WCF first shipped the supported platforms were the latest available operating system releases: Windows XP SP2, Windows 2003 SP1, and Windows Vista RTM. Windows 2003 was the only server platform. WCF came with Windows Vista and was a downloadable...
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AppFabric Beta 2 and Samples
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Yesterday marked the second beta release of Windows Server AppFabric. Windows Server AppFabric is a set of integrated technologies that make it easier to build, scale, and manage web service applications that run inside of IIS. Included in AppFabric are...
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.Net 4 Certification Exams
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over 2 years ago
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Initial details are available for the Microsoft Learning certification exams for .Net 4. The expected publication date for the exams is July 2, 2010. Similarly to the current arrangement of specialist and developer exams for WCF 3.5, there are a few different...
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