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WCF Extensibility – Operation Selectors - The .NET Endpoint - Carlos Figueira

published 740 days, 12 hours, 32 minutes ago posted by

iftekharahmedamit 742 days, 3 hours, 37 minutes ago

This post is part of a series about WCF extensibility points. For a list of all previous posts and planned future ones, go to the index page. We’re now entering the realm of the less used extensibility points for the WCF runtime. Operation selectors could well be left as an internal implementation detail for WCF, but for some reason the designers decided to make them public (I think the guideline back then was if anyone can come up with a scenario where a user would use it, then WCF would expose a hook ... (more)

category: Web Dev | clicked: 4 | 1 comment | | source: blogs.msdn.com

tags: WCF, Extensibility

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WCF Extensibility – IParameterInspector - The .NET Endpoint - Carlos Figueira

published 752 days, 16 hours, 55 minutes ago posted by

iftekharahmedamit 754 days, 9 hours, 47 minutes ago

This post is part of a series about WCF extensibility points. For a list of all previous posts and planned future ones, go to the index page. The message inspectors, described in the previous post of this series, allows you complete control over the message going through the WCF stack. They’re very powerful, but you have to know how to deal with the Message object, which is not the most desirable way of programming. If the service model in WCF hides all the messaging framework by allowing us to define o... (more)

category: Web Dev | clicked: 15 | 2 comments | | source: blogs.msdn.com

tags: WCF, Extensibility

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WCF Extensibility – Behaviors - Carlos Figueira

published 795 days, 11 hours, 10 minutes ago posted by

iftekharahmedamit 797 days, 49 minutes ago

The first part of this series will focus on the behaviors. There are four kinds of behaviors, depending on the scope to which they apply: service, endpoint, contract and operation behaviors. The behavior interfaces are the main entry points for almost all the other extensibility points in WCF – it’s via the Apply[Client/Dispatch]Behavior method in the behavior interfaces where a user can get a reference to most of them. Description vs. Runtime The WCF behaviors are part of a service (or endpoint / contr... (more)

category: Web Dev | clicked: 0 | comment | | source: blogs.msdn.com

tags: WCF, Extensibility

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MSDN Magazine: Cutting Edge - Application Extensibility: MEF vs. IoC - Dino Esposito

published 795 days, 11 hours, 10 minutes ago posted by

iftekharahmedamit 797 days, 23 hours ago

There’s an interesting new component in the Microsoft .NET Framework 4 specifically designed to provide an effective answer to an evergreen question: How would you write extensible applications that can discover at run time all the parts they’re made of? As Glenn Block explained in his February 2010 article, “Building Composable Apps in .NET 4 with the Managed Extensibility Framework” (msdn.microsoft.com/magazine/ee291628), the Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF) can be used to streamline building com... (more)

category: Architecture | clicked: 33 | comment | | source: msdn.microsoft.com

tags: IoC, MEF, MSDN Magazine, Extensibility

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Testing and Debugging MEF, avoiding misconceptions - Part 3 - [Export] Bnaya Eshet

published 937 days, 1 hour, 19 minutes ago posted by

bnaya 937 days, 6 hours, 53 minutes ago

Testing and Debugging MEF, avoiding misconceptions - Part 3Testing and Debugging MEF, avoiding misconceptions - Part 3 this is the 3rd post of this series and it will discuss common misconceptions which may lead unexpected behavior and long debugging nights. Initialization issues the first misconception occurs when developer are trying to access imported property at construction time.NullReferenceException[Export]publicclassMyPlugin{public MyPlugin() { // the logger import doesn't satisfied... (more)

category: Architecture | clicked: 1 | comment | | source: blogs.microsoft.co.il

tags: composer, Import, MEF, export, Extensibility

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blog.RunXc | Interface Driven Extensibility in .Net

published 1043 days, 1 hour, 15 minutes ago posted by

runxc1 1043 days, 8 hours, 58 minutes ago

If you want to create an extensible application than take a look at the article as it gives an example in MEF and IronRuby and how Interfaces can be used with theses technologies to allow your application to grow. (more)

category: Architecture | clicked: 0 | comment | | source: blog.runxc.com

tags: IronRuby, MEF, Extensibility, Interface

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Known Issue: Control Design-Time Assemblies File Locking When Using WPF and Silverlight Designer - WPF & Silverlight Designer - Karl Shifflett

published 1068 days, 2 hours, 46 minutes ago posted by

jantu 1069 days, 2 hours, 35 minutes ago

When creating and testing a registered assembly (e.g. an assembly registered via TCI), it is possible to run into a file locking issue that causes compilation to fail. While there are a few different manifestations of this particular issue, the root cause is the same. Visual Studio 2010 treats any assembly found in the GAC, Private Assemblies folder, or Registry as a framework assembly and thus locks these files. Once these assemblies are loaded by the designer, any attempt to copy over them will fail... (more)

category: Metro | clicked: 1 | comment | | source: blogs.msdn.com

tags: Silverlight, WPF, Known Issue, Extensibility

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Document Well 2010 Plus - The Visual Studio Blog

published 1078 days, 5 hours, 41 minutes ago posted by

iftekharahmedamit 1078 days, 14 hours, 53 minutes ago

For some time, the behavior of tabs in Visual Studio's document well has been a source of frustration for some users. Whenever behavior is modified, some users are happy with the changes, while others are not. In an attempt to alleviate this problem I have created this extension, which provides configurable behavior for document tabs. It is available in the Visual Studio Gallery, as part of the Visual Studio 2010 Pro Power Tools. All configuration options are accessible by selecting Tools/Options.../Envi... (more)

category: How To | clicked: 1 | comment | | source: blogs.msdn.com

tags: VS, Visual Studio 2010, Visual Studio, VS 2010, VS2010, Documentation, Extensibility

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Extensibility

WCF Extensibility – Operation Selectors - The .NET Endpoint - Carlos Figueira

WCF Extensibility – IParameterInspector - The .NET Endpoint - Carlos Figueira

WCF Extensibility – Behaviors - Carlos Figueira

MSDN Magazine: Cutting Edge - Application Extensibility: MEF vs. IoC - Dino Esposito

Testing and Debugging MEF, avoiding misconceptions - Part 3 - [Export] Bnaya Eshet

blog.RunXc | Interface Driven Extensibility in .Net

Known Issue: Control Design-Time Assemblies File Locking When Using WPF and Silverlight Designer - WPF & Silverlight Designer - Karl Shifflett

Document Well 2010 Plus - The Visual Studio Blog

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