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WCF Policy – Part 9: Making the Information Accessible on the Server | AJ's blog
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February 15, 2015. WCF Policy – Part 9: Making the Information Accessible on the Server. Filed under: .NET. 8212; ajdotnet @ 3:14 pm. On the client we can access the tracking information. On the server this would also come in handy, e.g. to add additional tracking entries, say for lengthy operations, such as database calls. Whenever an application developer needs access to the current context during a service call, he does so via. Provides with its property. Operation extensions are classes implementing.
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WCF Policy – Part 4: Addendum: Creating the Client Proxy via Command-Line | AJ's blog
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December 14, 2014. WCF Policy – Part 4: Addendum: Creating the Client Proxy via Command-Line. Filed under: .NET. 8212; ajdotnet @ 12:52 pm. A minor addendum to the last post. Last time I described the client proxy generation as it happens from within Visual Studio ( Add service reference ). For those who want to use the command line tool. There are a few things to keep in mind:. It is not sufficient, to provide the. Additionally the assembly containing the import extension has to be found by. You are com...
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WCF Policy – Part 11: Famous Last Words | AJ's blog
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March 28, 2015. WCF Policy – Part 11: Famous Last Words. Filed under: .NET. 8212; ajdotnet @ 4:21 pm. Our policy works. Every aspect defining the standard, switching it on, publishing the policy assertion, evaluating it for the client proxy, default behavior, and making the information accessible on client and server contributes to a system where all pieces work together. To get an overview and TOC, please refer to the initial post. Close to what’s provided by WCF out of the box. Creating policies is cer...
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WCF Policy – Part 8: Making the Information Available on the Client | AJ's blog
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January 31, 2015. WCF Policy – Part 8: Making the Information Available on the Client. Filed under: .NET. 8212; ajdotnet @ 4:37 pm. Our policy has its default behavior. All the information is collected, it just is not available to the developer yet. So let’s take care of that. We already have the basics covered. Namely we have an interface. And thus inherits the property. Which utilizes the information passed in, instead of a temporary object, as we did when we implemented this last time. 160;  ...
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WCF Policy – Part 3: Evaluating the Policy on the Client | AJ's blog
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December 7, 2014. WCF Policy – Part 3: Evaluating the Policy on the Client. Filed under: .NET. 8212; ajdotnet @ 2:00 pm. Placed our policy assertion in the WSDL:. On the client the WCF evaluates policy assertions during proxy generation, for code and configuration. If you try to import a WSDL containing a policy assertion, the WCF does not know as is the case with our policy assertion so far the generated configuration will contain the following warning:. And it with its parameter of type. So we can part...
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WCF Policy – Part 7: Implementing the Default Behavior | AJ's blog
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January 24, 2015. WCF Policy – Part 7: Implementing the Default Behavior. Filed under: .NET. 8212; ajdotnet @ 3:43 pm. Our policy demands that we read and manipulate the messages going in and out, on client and service. The WCF component designated for this demand is a message inspector, which is available in two flavors, designated by the interface:. For the client, and. Each maintain a collection of respective message inspector instances. Can add the message inspector in. Nothing more than a one-liner:.
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Building Your Own Policy with WCF | AJ's blog
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November 23, 2014. Building Your Own Policy with WCF. Filed under: .NET. 8212; ajdotnet @ 2:55 pm. Flexibility and extensibility of WCF is really great. You need a feature provided by the platform? Wouldn’t it be nice to have the same apply to your custom demands, demands not covered by the platform? New versions of standards you need to support, but which are not supported by the platform yet. Tenants for multi-tenant solutions. Billing information for services in B2C scenarios. Part 9: Making the Infor...
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WCF Policy – Part 5: Addendum: Policy Support in WCF | AJ's blog
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January 15, 2015. WCF Policy – Part 5: Addendum: Policy Support in WCF. Filed under: .NET. 8212; ajdotnet @ 5:25 pm. Another addendum before we move on. In regard to WS-Policy 1.2 and 1.5:. The WS-Policy specification together with domain-specific assertions. Service requirements and capabilities. In case you are wondering: you can choose the policy version for your service using configuration. Attribute; default is WS-Policy 1.2.). Regarding WS-PolicyAttachment the claim is:. Sounds great, doesn’t it?
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WCF Policy – Part 10: Addendum: Extending Bindings | AJ's blog
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March 15, 2015. WCF Policy – Part 10: Addendum: Extending Bindings. Filed under: .NET. 8212; ajdotnet @ 4:38 pm. During the last posts we talked a lot about behaviors. But only in passing about bindings. Bindings for policies relying on behaviors. Our policy was defined in a way that extended the. Of clients and services. Still we needed a. For exporting the policy assertion. And we took a shortcut on top of that). However, in order to use. Might help with this. Policies relying on bindings. Shows how th...
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WCF Policy – Part 6: Implementation Basics | AJ's blog
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January 18, 2015. WCF Policy – Part 6: Implementation Basics. Filed under: .NET. 8212; ajdotnet @ 12:37 pm. We’ve come pretty far, but we haven’t done anything worthwhile yet. As a reminder: Our tracking policy is pretty simple: Client and server should keep track of sending and receiving messages, and accumulate that information along a request/reply call as part of the SOAP call. In the end this should create a timing protocol of the complete call. For a single tracking entry:. 160; public. Class con...