WCF Design Concepts
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Course Summary
Explore common design concepts for building connected systems on the Microsoft platform using Windows Communication Foundation.
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Course Description
Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) is the basis for building connected systems on the Windows platform using .NET, making it possible to build secure, reliable, and transacted services that can be composed into service-oriented applications. This course explores several key areas of WCF service architecture, including serialization, service contracts, faults and exceptions, security and reliability.
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Course Syllabus
Serialization- 1h 22m
—Overview 3m 28s
—WCF serializers 3m 20s
—Demo: Serialization and SvcUtil.exe 7m 58s
—XmlSerializer 3m 6s
—NetDataContractSerializer 2m 18s
—DataContractSerializer 2m 39s
—DCS supported types 1m 58s
—[DataContract] mapping 11m 5s
—Demo: Using [DataContract] and [DataMember] 4m 38s
—Composition, derivation, and known types 7m 33s
—Demo: Using [KnownType] 5m 17s
—Enumerations 1m 28s
—DataSets, arrays, and collections 8m 1s
—Demo: Using collections vs. DataSet 6m 5s
—Serialization events 1m 54s
—Demo: Hooking the serialization events 1m 57s
—Demo: Bringing it all together 7m 45s
—Summary 1m 41sService Contracts- 1h 28m
—Overview 1m 30s
—Service contract architecture 6m 24s
—Demo: Multiple service contracts 8m 9s
—Runtime dispatching 2m 22s
—Importing/exporting 1m 57s
—Demo: Importing/exporting with SvcUtil.exe 5m 19s
—Service contract mapping 6m 35s
—Demo: Customizing service contracts 9m 17s
—Designing operations 1m 3s
—One-way operations 1m 24s
—Demo: One-way operations 4m 35s
—Duplex contracts 6m 15s
—Demo: Duplex contracts 7m 27s
—Mapping methods to messages 2m 45s
—Message contracts 2m 40s
—Demo: Message contracts 11m 22s
—Generic contracts 2m 44s
—Demo: Generic contracts 5m 21s
—Summary 1m 3sFaults and Exceptions- 1h 12mSecurity- 1h 28mReliability- 1h 4m
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