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  • MSDN Power Series - Software Plus Services (S+S) Distilled

    Next week (Thursday, December 20th) we'll be presenting the ArcReady: Software Plus Services (S+S) Distilled session at the MSDN Power Series Event in Phoenix. Bennie and I will cover, in some detail, a multi-tenant software + services reference architecture. The two other sessions that are being presented...
    Posted to .. ance<T>() where T : Foo, new() { (Weblog) by Matt Ortiz on 12-11-2007

  • Microsoft SOA Announcements

    So, though I had to miss it, reports from Redmond are hitting the wire about the SOA and Business Process Conference . First, SOA technology roadmaps and press releases for project code-named "Oslo" were announced. The Oslo technology/product roadmap , posted by Christian Weyer , outlines Microsoft's...
    Posted to .. ance<T>() where T : Foo, new() { (Weblog) by Matt Ortiz on 11-05-2007

  • We'll be at Desert Code Camp This Weekend

    Should have gotten the word out sooner, of course, but better late than never - right.  Bennie and I've been cramming a bit: it's been an exercise in designing an enterprise .NET 3.x reference architecture in about a week and a half while juggling the clients and family commitments.  Well ...
    Posted to .. ance<T>() where T : Foo, new() { (Weblog) by Matt Ortiz on 09-14-2007

  • Orcas Beta 2's Svcutil.exe Is Broken But There Is A Quick Fix

    So I went to generate a service proxy using Orcas Beta 2's svcutil.exe and received the following error. After a quick web search it turns out that the this is a known Beta 2 svcutil.exe bug . The MSDN forum moderator (LorenzP) describes that the svcutil.exe is not signed correctly and provides a quick...
    Posted to .. ance<T>() where T : Foo, new() { (Weblog) by Matt Ortiz on 09-05-2007

  • Handling Data Contract Object Hierarchies in WCF

    In this post, we will illustrate some lesser-known features of WCF, which will sooner or later become valuable tools in your WCF toolbox. The topics we are looking at are the following: How to handle sessions in WCF interfaces, services and clients If you are using an object hierarchy for your data objects...
    Posted to Bennie's Weblog (Weblog) by bennie on 07-28-2007

  • New WCF sample in downloads

    I just downloaded a new sample in the downloads section. This sample application demonstrates a number of concepts including: How to handle sessions in WCF interfaces, services and clients If you are using an object hierarchy for your data objects, and you are only using the base types in your interfaces...
    Posted to Bennie's Weblog (Weblog) by bennie on 07-25-2007

  • WCF "Known Types" sample application

    This sample application demonstrates a number of concepts including: How to handle sessions in WCF interfaces, services and clients If you are using an object hierarchy for your data objects, and you are only using the base types in your interfaces, how do you ensure that your WSDL generated on the client...
    Posted to Windows Communication Foundation (FileGallery) by Bennie on 07-25-2007

  • WCF Webcasts Series on MSDN by Michelle Leroux Bustamante

    For those of you who would like to come up to speed quickly on WCF, Microsoft just created a great Webcast series featuring Michelle Leroux Bustamante. Michelle is the chief architect at IDesign , and is also a Microsoft Regional Director for San Diego, and a Microsoft MVP for Connected System and Technical...
    Posted to Bennie's Weblog (Weblog) by bennie on 07-19-2007

  • Idea for .NET 3.0 Blackjack Game

    OK guys (and girls), this something I have been thinking about for a while, and I was very interested in your feedback. I would like to create a ".NET 3.0 Blackjack game". The idea is as follows: There are a number of components to the game: The Dealer One or more Players From a technology point of view...
    Posted to Bennie's Weblog (Weblog) by bennie on 07-01-2007

  • Introduction

    Hello, I created this forum to get feedback on the issues listed in the description of the forum. WCF Is a great technology. For the first time, we are able to focus on implementing the business-specific aspects of our application without having to worry about how the application will be deployed, what...
    Posted to .NET 3.0 Architecture Discussion (Forum) by bennie on 06-24-2007
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