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As promised in my previous post , I’m continuing my mission to inform you of new changes in WCF 4.5. This is the ninth post in the WCF 4.5 series. This post continues the previous posts on web-hosting features, and this time it is about the improved streaming capabilities of WCF when it is hosted in IIS. Previous posts: 1. What’s new in WCF 4.5? let’s start with WCF configuration 2. What’s new in WCF 4.5? a single WSDL file 3. What’s new in WCF 4.5? Configuration tooltips and intellisense in config...
This is the eighth post in the WCF 4.5 series. This post continues the previous posts on web-hosting features. This post is about the ASP.NET compatibility mode default change of WCF 4.5. Previous posts: 1. What’s new in WCF 4.5? let’s start with WCF configuration 2. What’s new in WCF 4.5? a single WSDL file 3. What’s new in WCF 4.5? Configuration tooltips and intellisense in config files 4. What’s new in WCF 4.5? Configuration validations 5. What’s new in WCF 4.5? Multiple authentication support...
A few days ago I posted about the missing documentation about ServicePointManager.DefaultConnectLimit and that its default value is not always 2 (the value actually depends on the target server, if it’s a remote server or your localhost). Yesterday, after my advanced WCF course , I got an email from one of the attendees that pointed out that indeed the default value is 2 for remote servers, but only in desktop applications (console, win forms…). In WCF services that are hosted in a web application...
In October I’m going to attend the Visual Studio Live! 2011 conference at Microsoft HQ in Redmond, this time not as a listener, but as a presenter. I’m going to have two sessions in the conference, the first one will be about the new features of WCF 4 , and the other one will be about the new “face” of ASP.NET , which is of course ASP.NET MVC. I have a lot to tell you about these technologies, so were going to have lots of fun (and hopefully learn something new in the process). But before that, I...
Last week we had our annual SDP conference in Sela’s offices and in Crowne Plaza in Tel-Aviv. I had the pleasure of talking about several of the technologies I’m dealing on a daily basis (well, almost every day) which were: Entity Framework . The first day of the convention was all about Entity Framework. Erez , Gil , and myself gave several lectures dedicated to Entity Framework. The day ended with an “EF expert panel” which I enjoyed very much. I think will make a habit or doing this panel...
I must admit, I had not used ASP.NET for a long time (lately I’m a Silverlight fan), so most of the things were new to me. What I liked about this session is that it was indeed about “Futures” because some of the things shown were still in development. The topics discussed: Helpers RAD development using ActiveRecord over Entity Framework for Asp.Net MVC Introducing TaskScheduler to perform background tasks (no need to code with System.Threading no more) Sending Emails with verification New control...
לא פעם יצא לי לעבוד עם מערכות asp.net אשר צריכות לאפשר שמירה והצגה של קבצים מצורפים (attachments) – לפעמים מדובר בתמונות נלוות לפריט מידע, לפעמים במסמכים או בכל קובץ אחר. במקרים בהם עובדים במערכת WEB, לא נהוג שהמערכת תחזיר UNC למיקום הקובץ ברשת, אלא המערכת צריכה להחזיר את הקובץ עצמו, באמצעות URL חד-ערכי שמזהה את הקובץ. אבל, במרבית המערכות הקובץ לא ישמר על שרת ה-IIS, ככה שניתן לו URL משלו, אלא הקובץ ישב בשרת קבצים של-IIS יש גישה אליו, או אף אולי ב-DB, ויש צורך ליצור HTTP Handler על-מנת לאחזר את הקובץ...