I presented "Going Proxy-less - The WCF Proxy Factory", a discussion of the SoftwwareIsHardwork.ServiceModelClient API at the Richmond Code Camp 2008.2 this weekend. It went quite well and I have a nice number of attendees to the talk. Good questions too!
The PDF conversion of the slide deck can be had here:
Going Proxy-less - The WCF Proxy Factory.pdf
The sample application demonstrated during the talk can be had here:
Distributed String Tokenizer Sample.zip
Thanks to all those who organized the affair and to all those who attended my talk.
A special "big-ups" to Ted Neward; he rocked the joint with his fantastic talk on "Rethinking the Enterprise".
5 comments:
This is a great library but...it does not allow passing of the ClientCredentials. I realize that it's hard to cache having ClientCredentials, but I'm sure the actual proxy can be cached and simply passing/setting the ClientCredentials can somehow work. May be have the ability to override the credentials yet still preserving the caching mechanism
Actually it does allow for the configuration of ClientCredentials. Look at the overload for CreateInstance on the IServiceClientFactory`1.
Using this overload, no caching is enabled. This is by correct design.
Thanks for the reply. I'm looking at the overloaded method and the 2nd parameter is the endpoint configuration name. How would one set it via code if the credentials are always dynamic?
My bad; I am refering to the overload in the unreleased next version of the library.
I will release a drop later today.
Just wanted to drop a note to thank you for this code; it really makes working with WCF on the client side less tedious.
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