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Intro to Windows Communication Foundation

Dive into the essential tenets of Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) presented by Tim Rayburn, a Principal Consultant and Microsoft MVP. Learn about the boundaries of service orientation, the importance of schema sharing over implementation details, and the necessity of policy-based compatibility. Explore how businesses can effectively analyze competencies and design services aligned with processes, ensuring smooth interoperability amidst evolving technology standards. This guide touches on key WCF topics, including bindings like TCP, REST, and SOAP. Discover practical demos for creating and versioning services.

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Intro to Windows Communication Foundation

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  1. Intro to Windows Communication Foundation Tim Rayburn, Principal Consultant Microsoft MVP

  2. WCF Design Goals

  3. Service Orientation: Tenets Boundaries are explicit. Services are autonomous. Share schema and contract, not implementation or type. Policy-based compatibility.

  4. Interoperability • No one company decides how everyone will interact. • Technologies will continue to evolve, and standards will change. • Today we care about: • XML • XSD • WSDL • SOAP • Increasingly we also care about REST

  5. Unification

  6. Why do we care?

  7. WCF is not an SOA… • SOA requires a change in: • Analyzing the companies competencies so that business and IT can agree on what is core. • Designing in such a way that they fit into the company processes. • Developing with tools that enable interoperability. • Implementations that can be reconfigured easily to accommodate explosive growth. • Maintaining the agreements made, and breaking them only when absolutely necessary.

  8. How Departments Interact Sales Pick Request Fufillment Tracking Receipt

  9. How Systems Interact ERP Message Inventory Message

  10. The ABCs of WCF

  11. The ABCs of WCF

  12. Types of Bindings • TCP • Basic HTTP • SOAP 1.2 • Duplex SOAP 1.2 • Named Pipes • MSMQ • REST • POX Extensibility is the Key!

  13. Choosing the Right Binding

  14. DEMO – Creating a Service

  15. Versioning

  16. DEMO – Versioning a Service http://TimRayburn.net

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