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To add HTTP headers, request messages have to be intercepted before they are sent to the server. This can be done by implementing the IClientMessageInspector.BeforeSendRequest method: /// <summary> /// Represents a message inspector object that can be added to the <c>MessageInspectors<...

First, you need to decide whether to create the custom header using the MessageHeader.CreateHeader method, or by extending the abstract MessageHeader class. Under the hood, the CreateHeader method returns an instance of an internal class called XmlObjectSerializerHeader, which uses a serializer to write...

Disclaimer: I'm still getting acquainted with Windows Store Apps, so I could be totally wrong; proceed with caution. It's been a while since I last wrote a blog post, and it's 4 AM right now, this may give you an idea why I had to get this out. Hopefully I may save poor souls that are destined to...

Throttling, generally speaking, is tricky. Get the limits low and you may be prone to DoS and clients timing out trying to connect to your service in vain; Get them high and you may end up with an overloaded service that’s eating up machine resources until it crashes. There’s a sweet spot in between...