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Category Archives: SOA
MicroServices
Over the years, applications can keep growing, as features get added, to the point that they become quite difficult to manage, and any new change requires a lot of resources both time and people to make that change. The standard design pattern of choice seems to be a monolithic architecture where the components are all […]
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Configuration file attributes
The configSource attribute in .config files can be used in a section to source other configuration files. This was introduced in ASP.Net 2.0 and also handy in WCF configuration.<configuration> <system.serviceModel> <services configSource=MySvc.config > </services></configuration>
WCF webcast series
If you are trying to learn WCF, check out Michele Leroux Bustamante’s great 15 part WCF MSDN webcast series this summer. Michele is the chief Architect of IDesign. Read her book – “Learning WCF” and also check out Juwal Lowy (also from IDesign) – “Programming WCF Services” book.