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Wow, a conference that lasts 8 days, that a first. So here’s the gist of what I taught in 5 of these days: What’s new in WCF 4.5 In this 1-hour session I covered some of the important new features of WCF 4.5, such as Intellisense for configuration, UDP and WebSockets bindings, and improved support for streaming and compression. Debugging the Web with Fiddler In this 1-day tutorial we saw how to use Fiddler to debug, test, and improve Web application. We saw how to work with the session list, use...
If you’ve been checking my blog in the last couple of weeks, you might have noticed I haven’t been posting much. In the past two months I have been traveling around the world, speaking in conferences and local user groups. So to sum up this intensive, fun times, here’s a list of all conferences I visited and links to all the material I showed. What’s new in WCF 4.5 Building scalable, low-latency web apps with Windows Azure Embracing HTTP with the ASP.NET Web API You can download the slides and code...
This is the 11th post in the WCF 4.5 series. The previous post was about the new UDP transport support, and this new post is also about new transports – the WebSocket transport. This post is part 1 of 2. This post will be about the WebSocket support between .NET apps using WCF (SOAP-based), and the next post will be about using WebSockets between browsers and WCF (non-SOAP). 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...
Today was my last session in the Dev-Days conference, and this time it was about Fiddler. In this 1-day session we saw how Fiddler can be used to sniff communication, use it as a reverse proxy, manipulate the communication, and how to extend Fiddler with your own custom inspectors and request/response tampering code. We also saw several extensions for fiddler such as the SyntaxView, the request code generator, and the FiddlerScript utility that enables you to edit the Fiddler’s script using intellisense...
For the last couple of days I noticed something odd about my installation of Fiddler – it suddenly started to show me localhost calls when I debugged web applications. At first I assumed that a new version of Fiddler which I’ve installed recently fixed the oldest problem of fiddler, but apparently it’s not Fiddler who should be given the credit, but rather IE9 RC. With the new release of IE9 RC, a new ability has been added – proxy loopback traffic. You can read more about this feature here . Edit...
שלמה העלה פוסט היום בנושא Binding ב-WCF ובו הוא הציג כיצד ניתן להשתמש ב-Custom binding ליצירת שירות שמעביר הודעות בינאריות מעל HTTP. שלמה ציין שמקרים אלו נתמכים במצבים בהם גם הקליינט וגם השירות כתובים בדוטנט – אחד המקרים האלו הן אפליקציות Silverlight שברוב המקרים מתקשרות עם שירותים באמצעות BasicHttpBinding (כי רוב ה-bindings האחרים לא נתמכים). במקרים כאלו ניתן לשפר את הביצועים של תעבורת הרשת ע”י הגדרת custom binding המשלב binary encoding כפי ששלמה הציע ובכך לאפשר ל-Silverlight ולשירות ה-WCF להעביר...