Microsoft Windows Communication Foundation: Hands-on

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data contracts 2nd

     defining, XmlFormatter example

     exception handling

data representation

     background on

     exception handling

    XmlFormatter

         advantages of

         contracts, defining

         data contracts, defining

         endpoints, adding programmatically

         overview 2nd

         Program.cs contents 2nd

         service hosting code

     XmlSerializerFormat, overview

DataContract [See also XmlFormatter.]

DataContract attributes, adding to structs (Peer Channel example)

DataMember [See also XmlFormatter.]

DataPoint class

deadletter queues

debugging solutions

declarative coding of transactions, System.Transactions

deploying services, DerivativesCalculator example

DerivativesCalculation Class

DerivativesCalculation data contract

DerivativesCalculator example

     addresses

     binding

    clients

         coding alternatives

         using with

     contracts, defining 2nd

     deploying the service

     hosting the service

         in IIS

     Java clients

     Program.cs file

     security

         encrypting messages

         SSL/TLS protocol

DerivedData class, XmlFormatter example

Desktop Management Task Force

digital identity

digital identity systems

digital subjects

directories, identity solutions

dispatch behaviors

dispatch service behavior

dispatchers, purpose of

Dispose() method (Peer Channel example)

Distributed Transaction Coordinator (DTC)

DivideByZero() method, exception handling

DSLs (domainspecific languages)

DTC (Distributed Transaction Coordinator)