I gave a presentation recently at Dallas / Ft. Worth Connected Systems User Group on the new WS-Discovery related features in .NET 4.0. I had a good time and I hope everyone learned something. I promised I would post my code and notes. Better late than never, so here is that post.
If you didn’t make it to the meeting, I’ll be posting a series of WS-Discovery posts that go over the various parts of the talk.
All demos are .NET 4.0 / Visual Studio 2010 solutions built for VS 2010 Beta 1, available here.
Slides
Demos
I had essentially two demos.
1. WS-Discovery basics. Converting an existing Client/Server application using WCF to use WS-Discovery to get address information and options for optimizing the performance. Includes discovery by probing and by announcement.
2. WS-Discovery Proxies. Creating an intermediary between clients and services that both caches discovery requests and routes discovery requests and announcements outside of the local subnet.
To keep tabs on my posts on these samples as they become available, see this web page: WS-Disco 101.
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