Franci PenovNotes from the Microsoft campusEndpoints configuration- March 18, 2005 When you write self-hosted Indigo application, you need to define your endpoints yourself. You can do this through your code; however, every time you decide to change your binding or add new endpoint, you'll have to recompile your application. Or you can do it through your config file. Here's a sample self-hosted Indigo application. To keep the post shorter, I skipped over the service contract and the service implementation. ServiceHost<TestService> testService = null;testService = new...http://blogs.msdn.com/francip/archive/2005/03/18/398931.aspx Indigo CTP is out there!- March 16, 2005 Indigo CTP is out there! Well, at least for the MSDN subscribers. Go grab the bits from http:msdn.microsoft.comsubscriptionsdefault.aspx. If you also want documentation and samples, you'll need the WinFX SDK - http:winfx.msdn.microsoft.com as well. Go play with your new toys and don't forget to tell us what you do like, what you don't like and what plain sucks.http://blogs.msdn.com/francip/archive/2005/03/16/397186.aspx |