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Getting Friends From Twitter With WCF

Today, we’ll show off a bit of WCF for working with Twitter.  The last time I posted on using Twitter with WCF, I showed how to update your Twitter status using WCF .  The rest of the Twitter API is just as easy to work with when you are using

Unity Lifetime Managers and WCF Integration

My friend Drew, a Disney cast member in Orlando, started a blog.  Drew is focused on connected systems development lately.  His first post on BizTalk 2006 R2 and WCF Fault Messages was really interesting and quite well written.  However,
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WS-Discovery in WCF - .NET 4.0

Back in the early beta days of “Indigo”, before WCF, I saw an early demo using WS-Discovery.  The feature obviously was not included in .NET 3.0 or .NET 3.5, but looks like it is in the list of features targeted for .NET 4.0.  Very cool. WS-Discovery
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SharePoint for Developers Part 6 – Custom web services

Part 6 of the SharePoint for Developers series is posted to Channel9, this one focusing on creating custom web services in SharePoint .  For reference, here are the links to the previous 5 screencasts in this series so far. Introducing Visual Studio

SharePoint for Developers Part 4 – Consuming SharePoint Web Services from Silverlight

Part 4 of the SharePoint for Developers screencast series has been posted to Channel9… this one focusing on calling SharePoint Web Services from a Silverlight client application . Show Me the Code! I started by creating a list in SharePoint based off

Disable WCF Service Host

While debugging a WCF project tonight, I was getting frustrated by a 5 second pause every time I started the app and a warning that my service contains no endpoints. A couple quick searches kept mentioning a WCF Options tab in the project properties,
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Stonehenge: WS-* Interop in the Real World

There's a great writeup on Port25 by Peter Galli that talks about the Stonehenge Incubation Project . Microsoft first talked about Stonehenge at ApacheCon 2008 , which was held in New Orleans last November. Since then, it has been approved as an incubator

Dynamically Invoking Web Services... With WCF This Time

Awhile back, I posted on Dynamically Invoking Web Services using ASMX. To do this, we used a little nasty bit of CodeDOM trickery and reflection, something that just isn't needed with WCF. Take a look at how much easier this is using WCF. BasicHttpBinding
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Enabling Long Running Conversations in Workflow Services

Somehow I was lucky enough to get 2 speaking slots in both TechEd New Zealand and TechEd Australia. Today's talk is "SOA401 - Enabling Long Running Conversations in Workflow Services". The demos I used are part of the Visual Studio 2008 and .NET Framework

Talking With William Oellermann About the Managed Services Engine

I had the opportunity to talk with William Oellermann about the Managed Services Engine (MSE). MSE is a solution built by Microsoft's SOA Solutions Team that facilitates enterprise SOA through service virtualization. MSE provides the ability to support

Security Guidance for WCF Available

Just released: patterns & practices Improving Web Services Security: Scenarios and Implementation Guidance for WCF . Yah, I know that security can be a dry subject, but this book has some really interesting nuggets of information. For instance, they
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Creating a REST Twitter Client With WCF

Since the TwitterSync Facebook app is broken , I wanted to have a client that updates both Twitter and Facebook statuses. This post shows how I used WCF to update statuses on Twitter. The first thing to do is to create the contract. [ServiceContract]

I Need Your Help Planning for SharePoint Training

It's time to submit our FY09 plans, and I am looking for your help. I've got a lot of really cool stuff to share with you around SharePoint this year (Enterprise Social Computing, integrating .NET 3.5 and Silverlight, creating solutions with SharePoint

Joe DeCarlo on the Microsoft Certified Architect Program

I had the opportunity to interview a good friend, Joe DeCarlo, about the Microsoft Certified Architect program. Joe is an Architect at Turner Broadcasting in Atlanta, and came from a deep developer background. In this interview, we discuss the MCA program,

The Impact of Enterprise 2.0 on the Enterprise

When I think of the impact of Enterprise 2.0 in the next 5 years, I can't help but imagine there's a war brewing. Web 2.0 was the big love fest, can't we all just share data and get along with standards? Enterprise 2.0, by contrast, doesn't share that
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