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WCF Training Course
Create secure & effective Web Services With Visual Studio WCF
TRAINING COURSE OVERVIEW
Our Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) training course is expert-led focusing on creating web services utilising the many features available with WCF. This course explores WCF to illustrate its flexibility allowing use of a range of protocols and security techniques. The approach is to first create simple services and their clients before quickly moving on to support a wide range of features.
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CONTENT
DETAILHIGHLIGHTS
Introduction to WCF
Overview of SOA
WCF architecture
Services
Endpoints (Address, Binding and Contract)
Hosting
Metadata exchange
Configuration
Implementing and consuming a service
Defining Service Contracts
Mapping operations to methods
Overloading operations
Using inheritance
Best practices
Querying contracts
Message contracts
Implementing catch-all contracts
Defining Data Contracts
What is a data contract?
Serialization issues
Using data contract attributes
Versioning data contracts
Using data sets and tables
Using collections and generics
Defining Endpoints and Behaviors
Defining multiple endpoints
Adding behaviors to services and endpoints
Calling non-WCF services
Managing service instances (per-call, per-session and singleton)
Throttling calls
Managing Operations and Concurrency
Overview of message exchange patterns (MEPs)
Defining synchronous request-reply operations
Defining one-way operations
Defining asynchronous call-back operations
New call-back option of Task-Asynchronous Pattern (PAT) (.NET 4.5)
Service synchronization
Managing events
Handling Faults
Overview of service-level faults
Defining fault contracts
Handling exceptions at the client
Managing Security
Security concepts
Binding security
Specifying credentials
Obtaining security information
Application scenarios (intranet, Internet, B2B, anonymous clients)
Federated security and WIF
Discovery
Overview of WS-Discovery
Simple ad-hoc service discovery
Using scope when discovering endpoints
Service announcements
Routing
Overview of RoutingService
Hosting the RoutingService
Configuring the RoutingService with message filters
Content-based routing
Protocol bridging
Error handling
Multicast routing
Managing Transactions
The role of transactions in SOA
Implementing transactional operations
Transaction management and propagation
Queued Services
Brief Overview of queued services
MSMQ
RESTful Services (WCF and Web API)
Overview of REST
REST bindings in WCF
Web API RESTful services
Creating Controllers
Routing
Authorisation
Workflow Services
Role of WF in WCF
Creating and hosting a workflow service
Managing workflow instances remotely
Using workflow activities
Consuming Workflow Services
Shorter overview courses also available.
- Windows Communication Foundation Architecture
- Understand what a Service Oriented Architecture is
- Understand Endpoints (Addresses, Bindings, Contracts)
- Create Web Services
- Create Service Clients
- Use diagnostics tools (Message Logging and Tracing)
- Understand Security Considerations
- Understand Routing
- Create REST Services using Web API
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