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WCF Routing
As a little experiment I’ve been playing with a WCF router. Basically a router will accept any request on a certain binding and forward the request to the real service. There are quite some examples available on the internet but … Continue reading
Use your WCF proxies in a safe way
In a lot of WCF examples you’ll see that the proxy is called in a using statement, this is actually not the best or safest way to call your proxy. When you write using (ServiceProxy proxy = new ServiceProxy()) { … Continue reading
Tracing WCF messages
When you need to see the actual WCF message that gets over the wire you could use tools such as TcpTrace but this won’t work immediatly. The security of WCF doesn’t allow communication when the "To" header of the message … Continue reading
MaxItemsInObjectGraph and keeping references when serializing in WCF
Yesterday when I was implementing a new WCF service I encountered a problem that the response of the service contained too much items ("System.Runtime.Serialization.SerializationException : Maximum number of items that can be serialized or deserialized in an object graph is … Continue reading


