Way, way back in the early days of .NET and the abortive Windows Longhorn project, one of the underlying technologies was a set of standards that built on the nascent web services model: WS-* and SOAP ...

I've got a WCF web service used by our business partners that regulations say that we need to log every call and every argument passed into the calls. In the old IIS/ASMX days there were convenient ...

I thought consuming a WCF service (named pipe) hosted in a Windows service on the Web server (2k3) would be a good idea. It worked well enough when debugging in VS2008, but there my user account ran ...