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Progressive .NET Tutorials: Mike Hadlow on Windsor WCF integration: building component based web services

Windsor WCF integration: building component based web services
In this workshop Mike Hadlow will go in depth with the Windsor IoC container's new WCF integration facility. Come and learn how it allows components built with the Dependency Injection pattern to be published as WCF services and remote services consumed as windsor components. Mike will also show how the WCF facility provides a fluent API that is a compelling alternative to WCF XML configuration. We'll see how we can re-configure applications over physical tiers without changing a line of code, and some cool patterns and heinous anti-patterns for this kind of service orientation. Testing and debugging distributed software can also be a chore, so we'll look at tools that can relieve some of the pain. A Visual Studio solution will provided, so come on down and code along.

Prerequisites:
This workshop assumes some familiarity with both WCF and Windsor.

ABOUT MIKE HADLOW

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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