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WCF scales up slowly with bursts of work
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over 2 years ago
by
Dustin Metzgar
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A few customers have noticed an issue with WCF scaling up when handling a burst of requests. Fortunately, there is a very simple workaround for this problem that is covered in KB2538826 (thanks to David Lamb for the investigation and write up). The KB...
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Constraining what activities can be dropped on a custom activity designer in Windows Workflow Foundation 4
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over 2 years ago
by
Patrick D. Fletcher [MSFT]
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When designing a custom activity that can be used as a container for other activities, you may want to restrict the activity user to a certain set of activities. If the custom activity can only accept a single type, this can be implemented quite simply...
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How to eliminate tempuri.org from your service WSDL
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over 2 years ago
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Ron Jacobs
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tempuri.org is the default namespace applied to WCF Services and Workflow Services. You can and should specify your service namespace. It is recommended that you explicitly specify a name and namespace for the service contract, and an action for...
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Goodbye .NET Endpoint, Hello AppFabric Team Blog
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over 2 years ago
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Ron Jacobs
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Over the last year you’ve heard us talking about both Windows Azure AppFabric and Windows Server AppFabric. Today we are adding our final post to the .NET endpoint team blog and announcing the new AppFabric Team blog . This blog will be the home...
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WCF Extensibility – Message Formatters
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over 2 years ago
by
CarlosFigueira
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This post is part of a series about WCF extensibility points. For a list of all previous posts and planned future ones, go to the index page . Message formatters are the component which do the translation between CLR operations and the WCF Message...
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Using DataContracts with WCF Web API
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over 2 years ago
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Glenn Block MSFT
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A few folks have been asking if it is possible to serialize/deserialize using the DataContractSerializer. Rest assured, yes it is possible. Now whether or not it is the easiest/most intuitive model well that it is a different question. If you read to...
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WCF Extensibility – Operation Selectors
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over 2 years ago
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CarlosFigueira
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This post is part of a series about WCF extensibility points. For a list of all previous posts and planned future ones, go to the index page . We’re now entering the realm of the less used extensibility points for the WCF runtime. Operation selectors...
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Microsoft.Activities and Microsoft.Activities.UnitTesting now available via NuGet
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over 2 years ago
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Ron Jacobs
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When I first saw NuGet I knew I had to find a way to take advantage of this great new way to deliver code to you. It took a few months but finally the other day I decided to spend an afternoon working on a NuGet package for Microsoft.Activities...
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