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I’ve recently published a free screencast on how to create a custom context channel in workflow services. .NET 3.5 supports managing context in a SOAP header or HTTP cookie, but that may not be where your context information lives. In this screencast I show an example of a custom channel that enables...
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I’ve recently published a free screencast on how to manage conversations in workflow services. Conversations are special cases of context management in workflow services requiring extra information to correctly route messages. In this screencast, I show you when you need to think about conversations...
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I’ve recently published a free screencast on how to manage context information when using workflows, and the Send activity, to interact with workflow services. When using workflows as clients to workflow services, the Send activity is used to manage context on the client. This screencast...
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I’ve recently published a free screencast on how to manage context information when using a .NET client to interact with workflow services. This screencast shows how to manage context in .NET applications to enable multiple calls on the same proxy for different workflow instances, or to...
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I’ve recently published a free screencast on how to create custom context bindings in workflow services. Microsoft ships several bindings that support context management, but they cannot possibly cover all of the scenarios you might need. In this screencast, I'll show you how to build your...
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I’ve recently published a free screencast on the basic ideas around context management with workflow services. This screencast walks through the basic ideas of managing context in workflow services and introduces several concepts that will be used for deeper exploration in other screencasts...
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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 a consolidated index at this point: WCF 3.5 REST...
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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 the Web. It shows how to use XLinq, DataContractSerializer...
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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 RESTful services on the Web by using some of the...
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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 REST API. It's a more complete example that...
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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 the new version of the WCF REST Starter Kit (Preview...
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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 how easy it really is... If this code sample is worth...
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I recently published a free video on Ajax-enabling your WCF services . This screencast guides the viewer through the process of Ajax-enabling your WCF services, allowing you to easily consume them from within your Ajax client pages. Check out our growing collection of free .NET screencasts and videos...
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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 know how to map method calls into traditional HTTP...
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My latest screencast in the Windows WF developer screencast series has been loaded up. In this session, I go into detail about how to use one of the more powerful control flow activities in the framework. I show how to use data to drive control flow with the replicator, how to control the execution style...
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