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WCF Tips and Gotchas from Neudesic Teams

So three people in a row have asked for WCF Tips and Gotchas. Systems and Neuron teams have posted these on Dave Pallman's blog, our Neuron Architect. We discussed these internally and David put them up. They are on his blog:

WCF Tips #1 - Service Interface Design

WCF Tips #2 - Service Class Design

WCF Tips #3 - Service Hosting

WCF Tips #4 - Configuration

WCF Tips #5 - Infrastructure

WCF Tips #6 - Instrumentation

WCF Tips #7 - Clients

 

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  1. Glen Wolinsky avatar

    I am new to WCF but have created several services. My problem is concerning DNS.

    Scenario:

    - ServiceA & ServiceB & Consumer code

    - Consumer code calls Svc-A which in turn calls Svc-B. This works fine as long as the server name is used in the address for the call from A to B.

    New Scenario:

    - ServiceA & ServiceB & Consumer code

    - Create DNS http://wcf.ourdomain.com/{service name, etc.}

    - Consumer code calls Svc-A which in turn calls Svc-B. The A-B call fails saying the that the credentials are not authorized.

    I have not been able to figure out how to do impersonation or if I even need that. Can you give me any advice or point me to another resource?

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Sincerely,

    Glen

    Glen Wolinsky — February 5, 2009 4:37 PM

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