Contract-First Service Development Part II

Service Station, by Aaron Skonnard

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Part II of this series is now online. This one focuses on specific techniques for employing a contract-first approach using today's tools highlighting WSCF.
 
Part I, which focuses more on the concepts and motivation, is available here.

Posted May 12 2005, 08:01 AM by Aaron Skonnard
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Sean Chase wrote re: Contract-First Service Development Part II
on 05-12-2005 8:58 AM
This is a great article and I used a bunch of what you wrote about this week. Specifically creating XSDs first, running xsd /c, and the XmlElement attributes on the return type and WebMethod function arg.

You are right...WSDL is brutal. I hate it. Speaking of which, if someone decides to implement WS-Security with Username Token over SSL, what's the process to make sure your WSDL broadcasts the WS-Security requirement? If I create a custom SOAP header it shows up in the ?WSDL for the ASMX, but the Username Token does not. Do you have to roll your own WSDL to make that happen?
Christopher Steen wrote Link Listing - May 12, 2005
on 05-12-2005 9:55 PM
Link Listing - May 12, 2005
Peter wrote re: Contract-First Service Development Part II
on 05-15-2005 12:05 PM
Is there downloadable code for the article? There is not at MSDN Magazine site.
Christopher Steen wrote Links from CMAP Architect Group Meeting on Tuesday, January 18th
on 01-17-2006 11:09 PM
Links from CMAP Architect Group Meeting on Tuesday, January 18thTopics: Developing Web Services
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