These days I am at a new project at a new customer after more than one year of rearchitecting and functionally porting an old VB6 solution to .NET 2.0 WinForms, and at the same time centralizing 88 client-server distributions to a single application server farm three tier distribution.
The new project is about creating an e-biz platform for providing services to partners and other systems; you know the buzz words: SOA and ESB. The solution will use Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) to expose and host the services implemented using .NET.
I have found these resources to be useful when getting started with WCF:
- WCF at NetFXGuide: resources, articles, blogs, etc
- Learn The ABCs Of Programming WCF
- Security in Windows Communication Foundation
- Service Contract Versioning
- Best Practices: Data Contract Versioning
- A SOA Versioning Covenant
[UPDATE] Some more useful links:
- Service Station: The Service Factory for WCF
- Versioning web-services guidance
- Fundamentals of WCF Security (6 pages)
Btw, I will be at the DevConnections in Vegas next week. See you there =D
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