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WSE Quick Links
If you haven't seen it,
Pablo Cibraro
has a lot of informative posts about WSE (and WCF). These include implementations of
WS-Federation
and
WS-Polling
among a great number of others, just keep scrolling.
Julie Lerman points out the
number #1 cause
of performance degradation with WSE: tracing has been on for a while and the trace files have gotten huge. This is always the first thing to check when WSE's performance has become sluggish. Be careful with Tip #2 though, particularly on the server side. ASP.NET explicitly forbids serving the default extensions for trace (.webinfo) and policy (.config) files, changing the extensions to .xml could lead to accidental information disclosure.
Published Wednesday, February 22, 2006 1:06 PM by
NathanA
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WSE 3.0 Trace Files - Some tips about using and reading
Wednesday, February 22, 2006 4:59 PM by
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