Web Service Software Factory

Resource Page Description
The Web Service Software Factory (also known as the Service Factory) is an integrated collection of tools, patterns, source code and prescriptive guidance. It is designed to help you quickly and consistently construct WCF and ASMX Web services that adhere to well known architecture and design patterns.

This site hopes to centralize important information of value to the Web Service Software Factory community.
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Async	Fault Contracts
Binding	Generic List
Casting	PIAB
Consume WSSF Service	Security
Custom behaviors	Service Model
Data Access	State
Data Contract	Type
Debugging	WSDL
Dynamic Properties	XSD
Exceptions	Validation
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Setting up IIS for WCF Eliminate error "A name was started with an invalid character."

• New to WCF / WSSF (Newbies)
• Recommended reading (as a minimum)
• Web Service Software Factory: Modeling Edition
• Building Services Using the Service Factory | Designing with the Models
• Building Services Using the Service Factory | Choosing a Technology
• Web Service Architecture | Exception Handling in Service Oriented Applications
• Related
• Configuration Service 2.0
• File Upload
• OSLO
• TCP Binding
• WCF
• Issues
• Host Model Menu Items Not Appearing
• Data Contract Tools is not showing in VS Toolbox
• Attempted to read write protected memory
• VS2008 custom source installer not working
• Other Sites
• Web Client Software Factory
• Smart Client Software Factory

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