Creating a simple ‘Hello World’-like WCF service is very simple with Visual Studio 2010. Open Visual Studio 2010 and select New => Project => WCF Service. Name it for example, HelloWorldWCF. It will initially create 2 files for you (IService.cs and IService.svc). Delete them. Right-click on your project and add a new WCF Service named […]
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Yes you can. I wrote this blog a long time ago that explains how to setup a Hello World WCF service and consumer. I have also written numerous articles about Failed Request Traces: Lab 4: Install and configure Failed Request Tracing Lab 16: Configuring Failed Request Tracing to take a memory dump Install Failed Request […]
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In Lesson 14 you will learn how to: Create a SQL Server database from Visual Studio Create the database table using NHibernate SchemaExport Create a WCF which uses NHibernate Create a SilverLight 5.0 application Populate SilverLight 5.0 DataGrid
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In Lesson 8 you will learn how to: Consume a WCF service from a Windows Form application Consume a WCF service from an ASP.NET application Create and configure a WCF service
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NOTE: Security is a very serious topic and you should always engage an IT security expert before deploying an application that needs to be secure. This article is intended to share my experience versus being an article to use as a guideline. With all the news about the different vulnerabilities like heartbleed and poodle, developers […]
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It took me some time to find out that you cannot have periods “.” in the column name of dynamically created DataTables. I would run the query, created the columns and add the rows to the table, but nothing would show in the DataGrid when I bound it. I use the HQL interface from NHibernate […]
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