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Centralizing and simplifying WCF configuration with SO-Aware part II: Configuration models

8/5/2010

In previous posts I've described how we can use SO-Aware to centralize the configuration of WCF services avoiding the need of maintaining complex configuration files across services and clientsThe mechanism is enabled by a custom WCF service host which downloads the configuration from SO-Aware 's OData feed and reconfigures the target WCF service The current version of SO-Aware enables a couple of models for centralizing and simplifying WCF configuration: service-centric and binding/behavior-centric...(read more).

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