WCF very basic info
Very very basic information on WCF.
what is WCF
Windows Communication framework. The name says it all, WIndows servies that allows 2 modules to communicate.
how different is it from existing technologies?
How different is WCF from webservice, remoting....?
Well WCF extends the transport layer to include TCP/IP, IPC in addition to HTTP. WCF logically ties together all available modes of communication like Messaging, webservices, remoting into 1 unit.
Further info :
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa738737(printer).aspx
http://keithelder.net/blog/archive/2007/02/27/ASP.NET-Web-Services-and-WCF-Very-Different-Animals.aspx
Any specific advantages?
Earlier, if you had 2 modules to interact with each other, it had to be either
1) webservices if its different environment modules . example: if a dotnet app and a java app needed to talk to each other this is the approach used
2) If both apps were in microsoft platform, remoting was the best option
3) For asynchronous transfer use messaging
Now, WCF encompasses these together.
what abt the requirements for running this?
dotnet 3.5 is the base requirement.
- Ramayana - the Google Chrome way
- So many JS frameworks - which one to choose?
- Stanford online courses- my experience
- SQL Server Interview Questions and Answers
- Dotnet disassembler tool
- Memory management in .net
- How did they improve Hotmail 10 times faster
- Simple quote for keeping learning as a habit
- Data Structure Visualizations
- JustDecompile - Free .NET Decompiling Tool
- Announcing the Silverlight 5 Beta Release and the Silverlight.net Redesign - Pete Brown's 10rem.net
- HTML5, the basics
- Lean, Agile, Scrum..... its all dejavu
- BitTorrent how does it work
- Bus routes map in Chennai
My Other blog
Search This Blog
Welcome
- Lakshminarayanan Sampath
- Welcome reader, you are reading my blog that showcases positive news to cheer up.
In my other life, I love software architecture and design, I also focus on project management skills. My other blog, concentrates on technical and project management related articles and notes.
http://aslaxmi.blogspot.com
0 comments:
Post a Comment