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msdn.com » Nicholas Allen's Indigo Blog - Oct 15, 2008
I don't think I ever wrote about the changes made to WCF generated typed proxies in Orcas, although Wenlong had an article about the changes to proxy behavior back when they were made. Generated proxies are the ones …
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msdn.com » Nicholas Allen's Indigo Blog - Sep 29, 2008
I have a schema file that describes a choice between multiple layout formats for a type. How do I build a proxy that matches this schema? The reason that this is probably not working is because DataContractSerializer …
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msdn.com » Nicholas Allen's Indigo Blog - Sep 10, 2008
How do I specify that the client proxy should not have a setter for a particular data member? It doesn't make sense for the service to be able to dictate what the client can do with a piece of data. Once data has been …
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msdn.com » Nicholas Allen's Indigo Blog - Sep 4, 2008
Orcas introduced a new DateTimeOffset class that is easier to use for representing absolute times than the original DateTime class. However, if you run svcutil on a contract that contains a DateTimeOffset, you'll get …
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msdn.com » Nicholas Allen's Indigo Blog - Aug 27, 2008
I was working on some services with recursive data structures when I noticed that there were a few cases where I would get crashes while trying to generate proxy classes. The problems seemed to be around types that …
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msdn.com » Nicholas Allen's Indigo Blog - Aug 5, 2008
It's bad practice to use system types when defining an operation contract. A system type is often a complex composition of primitive types that has no direct analog in other implementations. By using a system type, you …
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msdn.com » Nicholas Allen's Indigo Blog - Jul 18, 2008
Where can I get the IContextChannel that OperationContextScope requires? OperationContextScope allows you to create a temporary scope in which context for a service operation can build up before and after the …
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msdn.com » Nicholas Allen's Indigo Blog - Jul 8, 2008
Yesterday I talked about adding SOAP headers to an outgoing request using a variety of different methods. The most straightforward method was to create an OperationContextScope in your application code to establish an …
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msdn.com » Nicholas Allen's Indigo Blog - Jul 7, 2008
How do I add SOAP headers to an outgoing request? There are a few different ways to add headers to a message depending on how you need to control the header content and where you need to insert the header. I like to …
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msdn.com » The Microsoft Dynamics AX Enterprise Portal Blog - Jun 30, 2008
This post will discuss where UI logic is written in the EP 2009 and how you interact with your X++ code from the UI logic. I consider UI logic code that implements logic that handles user input and interaction mostly …
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