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Microsoft just shipped the final episode in their three-round WCF marketing campaign found at http://www.microsoft.com/net/wcf/champ/ . It’s actually pretty entertaining while highlighting the key value propositions of WCF as a communication framework...
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Over the past several months, I've been posting numerous screencasts on the WCF 3.5 REST programming model, the WCF REST Starter Kit (both Preview 1 and Preview 2 ), and their various features. I thought it might be helpful to provide readers with...
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I recently published a new screencast video on Processing message content with HttpClient . Check out this post for more background. This screencast shows you how to process different types of messages that you might get back from RESTful services on...
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The HttpClient class provides support for invoking the HTTP uniform interface (Get, Post, Put, Delete, Head, etc). And it provides support for processing messages using a variety of different representations. This is made possible through the HttpResponseMessage...
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I recently published a new screencast video on HttpClient: query string and form input . Check out this post for more background on these features and a brief code example. This screencast shows you how to manage query string and form input required by...
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The WCF REST Starter Kit Preview 2 provides several classes for managing traditional query string and form input to RESTful services: HttpQueryString, HttpUrlEncodedForm, and HttpMimeMultipartForm. These make passing data into RESTful services much easier...
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I recently published a new screencast video on Consuming REST Services with HttpClient . This screencast shows you how to use the new HttpClient API (found in the WCF REST Starter Kit Preview 2) to build a Twitter client application against the Twitter...
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I just posted a new screencast video on Getting Started with the WCF REST Starter Kit Preview 2 . This one shows how to download the starter kit from CodePlex, what it contains, and how to get started. This screencast shows you how to get started with...
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One of the things people often complain about when building REST clients is the lack of proxy generation support. Although to be fair, it's usually only heard from those coming from a SOAP/WSDL background (some would argue it's completely unnecessary...
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The WCF REST Starter Kit Preview 2 has finally given me the client-side REST API I've be longing for in .NET. It's called HttpClient, and it makes programming against REST services very easy from within any .NET application. I want to show you...
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A piece of code is worth a thousand words, right? HttpClient is a new feature in the WCF REST Starter Kit Preview 2 . try { // initialize HttpClient for Twitter REST API HttpClient http = new HttpClient ( "http://twitter.com/statuses/" ); http...
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Go get it here . This release is significant because they've finally provided a bunch of client-side features through a new generic REST client API called HttpClient . It makes consuming real-world REST services much easier in .NET. I've got several...
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I recently published a free video on calling RESTful services with WCF . This screencast introduces the client-side experience for using WCF to consume RESTful services. You'll see how to use the new WebChannelFactory class to create channels that...
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I recently published a free video on Building RESTful Services with WCF (part 2) . In this short screencast , you'll continue to learn about building RESTful services with WCF 3.5. This screencast picks up where the previous screencast left off, so...
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My geekSpeak recording on Cloud Services 101 is now up on Channel9 . During the show, we discussed what Microsoft is doing with cloud computing and how you can start taking advantage of "the cloud" in your applications with an emphasis on .NET...
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