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This next post about WCF will show how to integrate Fault Exceptions and Fault Contracts in your service. As written in MSDN Fault Exceptions are used for "... mapping managed exception objects to SOAP fault objects and SOAP fault objects to managed exception objects ...". This means that if you are looking for interoperability in your ...

In the first part of this topic, I showed you how to develop a WCF service. In this next part I will show how to implement a client application that calls the exposed service methods, and how to make some enhancements to your service hosting. Ok, so he already have built and deployed our service (either self-hosted, or in IIS for example), and by ...

It is typical to have projects based on a client-server architecture where the server publishes a number of services. These services are normally Web-Services, and as so are available through the SOAP protocol. The "traditional" way of implementing these services is by using ASMX, but nowadays you have another great alternative - ...

Recently I had to develop my first Windows Service in C#. I had already done Services in C++, and I was used to launch and debug the Services thru Visual Studio (just by normally hitting F5).  I was surprised to see that the normal C# Windows Service code base does not allow this to be possible in a ...