VII. The Lifecycle of Windows Communication Foundation Applications
by Matt Winkler, Nigel Watling, Marc Mercuri, Craig McMurtry
Windows Communication Foundation Unleashed
- Copyright
- Tell Us What You Think!
- Foreword
- Introduction
- I. Introducing the Windows Communication Foundation
- 1. Prerequisites
- 2. The Fundamentals
- 3. Data Representation
- 4. Sessions, Reliable Sessions, Queues, and Transactions
- II. Introducing the Windows Workflow Foundation
- III. Security
- 7. Security Basics
- 8. Windows CardSpace, Information Cards, and the Identity Metasystem
- 9. Securing Applications with Information Cards
- Introduction
- Developing for the Identity Metasystem
- Simple Demonstration of CardSpace
- Prerequisites for the CardSpace Samples
- Adding Information Cards to a WCF Application
- Adding Information Cards
- Using a Federation Binding
- Catching Exceptions
- Processing the Issued Token
- Using the Metadata Resolver
- Adding Information Cards to Browser Applications
- Creating a Managed Card
- Building a Simple Security Token Service
- Summary
- References
- 10. Advanced Security
- Prelude
- Introduction
- Securing Resources with Claims
- Leveraging Claims-Based Security Using XSI
- Claims-Based Security and Federated Security
- Summary
- References
- IV. Integration and Interoperability
- 11. Legacy Integration
- Introduction
- COM+ Integration
- Using the COM+ Service Model Configuration Tool
- Exposing a COM+ Component as a Windows Communication Foundation Web Service
- Calling a Windows Communication Foundation Service from COM
- Integrating with MSMQ
- Creating a Windows Communication Foundation Service That Integrates with MSMQ
- Summary
- 12. Interoperability
- 11. Legacy Integration
- V. Extending the Windows Communication Foundation
- 13. Custom Behaviors
- 14. Custom Channels
- 15. Custom Transports
- VI. Special Cases
- 16. Publish/Subscribe Systems
- 17. Peer Communication
- 18. Representational State Transfer and Plain XML Services
- VII. The Lifecycle of Windows Communication Foundation Applications
- 19. Manageability
- Introduction
- Instrumentation and Tools
- Completing the Management Facilities
- Summary
- References
- 20. Versioning
- 19. Manageability
- VIII. Guidance
- 21. Guidance
- Introduction
- Adopting the Windows Communication Foundation
- Working with Windows Communication Foundation Addresses
- Working with Windows Communication Foundation Bindings
- Working with Windows Communication Foundation Contracts
- Working with Windows Communication Foundation Services
- Working with Windows Communication Foundation Clients
- Working with Large Amounts of Data
- Debugging Windows Communication Foundation Applications
- Summary
- References
- 21. Guidance
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