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Category Archives: WCF
IIS 7.5, Windows 7 and the mystery of the 0x80070020
Tonight I was doing a bit of last minute prep for a demonstration to the customer the following morning. I was running through some WF WCF services I’d written in VS2010, when I decided I should probably give them a … Continue reading
The conclusions of the PDC Podcast Trilogy
The third and final part of Chris and my PDC Odessey is now available as a podcast on the NxtGen site here. Out of all the awesome people we interviewed at PDC, this was probably the most exciting for me … Continue reading
SSRS to Web Service
I’ve recenlty been doing some work with Sql Server Reporting Services talking to a WCF Service. This isn’t quite as easy as it sounds. The first thing you need to do is specify a new data source as an XML … Continue reading
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