Foundations: Routers in the Service Bus

There are many ways to test WCF services, but the socket-based approach is flexible and very useful for security and performance testing. We show you show you how to test a WCF service using a network socket based approach.James McCaffreyMSDN Magazine February 2010

Juval Lowy explains how the industry-standard discovery solution enables clients to discover available addresses for WCF calls at runtime, and he provides tools and helper classes to simplify the process.Juval LowyMSDN Magazine January 2010

This article reviews what makes XML vulnerable to denial of service attacks and how to mitigate these attacks.Bryan SullivanMSDN Magazine November 2009

This month's column describes how to use WCF for communication between a workflow and a host application in Windows Workflow Foundation 3. This knowledge should help developers with their efforts using WF3 and prepare them for WF4, where WCF is the only abstraction over queues (referred to as "bookmarks" in WF4) that ships with the framework.Matthew MilnerMSDN Magazine November 2009

This column how to build clients applications based on the REST architecture using HTTP AP1s. The article describes how to address the question of autogenerated types and code.Jon FlandersMSDN Magazine October 2009

John Charles OlamendyMSDN Magazine September 2009

For WPF programmers, one major revelation about the power of the DataTemplate comes with a demonstration of how XAML can turn business objects into bar charts. This column explores how to use DataTemplates to create different types of charts.Charles PetzoldMSDN Magazine September 2009

Design patterns provide a common, repeatable approach to solving software development tasks, and many different patterns can describe how to accomplish a certain goal in code. When developers begin working with Windows Workflow Foundation (WF), they often ask about how to accomplish common tasks with the technology. This month's column discusses several design patterns used in WF.Matthew MilnerMSDN Magazine August 2009

This month's column answers frequently asked questions about implementing REST.Jon FlandersMSDN Magazine July 2009

This column shows you how to secure the .NET Services Bus and also provides some helper classes and utilities to automate many of the details.Juval LowyMSDN Magazine July 2009