(German version may be written at a later time / Deutsche Version wird gegebenenfalls später geschrieben) This post combines several concepts from several posts about BizTalk Workflow Services . You should read the intro , about flow control , about send&receive activities and about the little...
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(German version may be provided at a later stage / Deutsche Version wird gegebenenfalls nachgereicht) In previous posts, I gave an introduction to BizTalk Workflow Services , I wrote about flow control and rambled about tricks you can do in conditions . This post will deal with the send and receive activities...
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(German version below / deutsche Version weiter unten) Expect a huge surprise today. I am waiting for the official press info to leak out so nobody is upset with me that I talk about it. What I can tell you is that it is around daenet and SOA. It will be one more reason to talk to us when it comes to...
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Damir recently posted about a WCF designer, or rather that there is no WCF designer yet and it does not seem to be on the immediate roadmap for Orcas / Visual Studio 2008. Let me look deeper into the promise of the WCF designer.. Chris Smith said in early 2006 he is working on the WCF designer experience...
In a WCF project we recently received a WSDL from our customer that we needed to build a client/proxy to. So we used svcutil.exe to generate the C#-code we wanted. To our surprise, the code did not contain the types of the contract we expected, but something like this: [System.CodeDom.Compiler.GeneratedCodeAttribute...