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Software Development May 18th, 2007
In order to introduce Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) I'm starting a series of posts here.
Most of the applications now requires to support the SOA architecture, means that the application should provide a service interfaces to be exposed to other applications. These interfaces can be exposed using many technologies: Web Services, COM+ and so on. Each technology is completely defferent from the other, and requires special knowledge of coding.
WCF makes life better. WCF helps developers to expose service interfaces using any technology. WCF has same set of functions and attributes that will be used for all technologies (bindings).
From every post I'll refer to this post and I'll keep a TOC here so you can easily navigate in the blog.
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In order to introduce Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) I’m starting a series of posts here. Most of the applications now requires to support the SOA architecture, means that the application should provide a service interfaces to be exposed to other
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Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) has various built-in bindings. System-provided bindings are used
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WCF brings all the formerly distinct and separate Microsoft connectivity technologies together under
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