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Michele Leroux Bustamante shows how to do it in WCF explaining WCF addressing and message filtering concepts while focusing on the router scenario.</description><link>http://www.netfxguide.com/resources/_939_building_a_wcf_router_part_1.aspx</link><pubDate>05/07/2008 21:00:22</pubDate></item><item><title>Federation Over TCP With WCF</title><description>Is it possible was to support a Federation Scenario over TCP in WCF? Peolo Cibraro explains how he made it.  Code sample is available for download.</description><link>http://www.netfxguide.com/resources/_932_federation_over_tcp_with_wcf.aspx</link><pubDate>24/04/2008 20:22:20</pubDate></item><item><title>Extending WCF with Custom Behaviors</title><description>Aaron Skonnard shows how WCF provides numerous extensibility points that allow the developer to customize the runtime behavior for service dispatching and client proxy invocation. It is possible to tap into these extensibility points by writing custom behaviors that can be applied declaratively to the services.</description><link>http://www.netfxguide.com/resources/_905_extending_wcf_with_custom_behaviors.aspx</link><pubDate>16/01/2008 16:36:11</pubDate></item><item><title>Programming JSON with WCF in .NET Framework 3.5</title><description>A Channel9 video showing how to use JSON in the programming model and serialization. This is one of several new features for writing non-SOAP web services.</description><link>http://www.netfxguide.com/resources/_898_programming_json_with_wcf_in_net_framework_3_5.aspx</link><pubDate>31/10/2007 12:46:07</pubDate></item><item><title>Throttling in WCF</title><description>In WCF, services support throttling as a way of mitigating potential DoS (denial of service) attacks. Kenny Wolf has got some useful information.</description><link>http://www.netfxguide.com/resources/_877_throttling_in_wcf.aspx</link><pubDate>17/10/2007 17:43:04</pubDate></item><item><title>Threading and Throttling differences between WCF and ASMX</title><description>A concise blog post sheding some light on threading and throttling differences between WCF and web services.</description><link>http://www.netfxguide.com/resources/_869_threading_and_throttling_differences_between_wcf_and_asmx.aspx</link><pubDate>15/10/2007 21:39:01</pubDate></item><item><title>WCF Streaming: Upload files over HTTP</title><description>A post by Kjell-Sverre Jerijærvi explaining how to achieve streaming of large data through the implementation of an upload service prototype using WCF and a HTTP binding.</description><link>http://www.netfxguide.com/resources/_865_wcf_streaming_upload_files_over_http.aspx</link><pubDate>14/10/2007 06:57:59</pubDate></item><item><title>A closer look at configuring WCF Transaction Propagation</title><description>Juval Lowy, certainly an authority on WCF, has written an article on MSDN Magazine about WCF Transaction Propagation. See what Windows Communication Foundation has to offer.</description><link>http://www.netfxguide.com/resources/_826_a_closer_look_at_configuring_wcf_transaction_propagation.aspx</link><pubDate>18/04/2007 18:00:54</pubDate></item><item><title>A Performance Comparison of WCF with Existing Distributed Communication Technologies</title><description>A high-level performance comparison between Windows Communication Foundation and other Microsoft .NET distributed communication technologies. Some interesting and reassuring results come out of it, e.g. WCF is 25%—50% faster than ASP.NET Web Services.</description><link>http://www.netfxguide.com/resources/_816_a_performance_comparison_of_wcf_with_existing_distributed_communication_technologies.aspx</link><pubDate>05/04/2007 08:00:59</pubDate></item><item><title>ClickOnce deployment of WCF client (.NET 3)</title><description>A clear and short blog post explaining how to set up ClickOnce deployment of a WCF client application with Visual Studio 2005 and .NET 2 SmartClient functionality.</description><link>http://www.netfxguide.com/resources/_773_clickonce_deployment_of_wcf_client_net_3.aspx</link><pubDate>19/01/2007 10:57:55</pubDate></item></channel></rss>