In the last post, I discussed about the problem not being able to configure ProtectionLevel for different endpoint declaratively through configuration. However, it might be a very good requirement for a WCF service and I will show you how. In my today’s post I will go through such a case where I would preferably like … Continue reading »
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Comparison Of Different Channels In WCF
Few months back, we did some measurement of different WCF channel to get the precise idea about the performance in the different channel stack. Following is the definition of the environment: WCF service and client is hosted in the same Windows 2003 Server. 537 Users exist in the system. WCF service is hosted in Windows … Continue reading »
Inside Static Contructor (.cctor)
General purpose of a Static Constructor( also known as Type Constructor or Class Constructor) is used to initialize static members of the type or performing some operations which seems to be precondition for performing any operation on this type/instance of the type . In addition, as mentioned in MSDN documentation, it’s useful for creating wrapper … Continue reading »
Code Snippet: Adding a File to .net Resource
Last few days, I was thinking to jot down all the code snippet that I used very frequently. Here comes the first one – Today’s post will be covering a simple aspect of every .net project where one has to add files in Resource and get it from there for further processing. To Add & … Continue reading »
.Net Provider Pattern – Designing decoupled and extensible Component for .Net Application
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