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Progressive Web Tutorials: Mike Hadlow on Windsor WCF Integration
Windsor WCF Integration
The Brighton-based freelancer Mike Hadlow shared some very useful techniques for using Windsor with
Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) in this Progressive .NET tutorial.
To ensure that everbody was on the right page, in the first hour be began with the basic ideas behind Inversion of Control (IoC), and how the Castle framework's Windsor IoC container can be used to configure applications via various types of dependency injection is.
The theory behind WCF was covered, and apparently using it was no trivial task.
Mike continued to use a fictional blogging webservice domain as a basis to walk through some concepts concerning the use of Windsor IoC container in conjunction with WCF. It all boils down to the ABCs: Address, Bindings and Contracts.
Configuring the protocols to be used for WCF, and specifying endpoints of the WCF using Windsor, he eventually went from a console blogging service to building http webservice, then to configuring WSDL metadata to finally produce a basic multitenanted web application.
ABOUT MIKE HADLOW
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Mike Hadlow is a freelance programmer based in Brighton, specialising in enterprise application development with Microsoft tools. Mike is the author of several open source projects including WsdlWorks, a web service test tool and Suteki Shop, an MVC
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PODCAST WINDSOR WCF INTEGRATION
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