Rob Bagby is in the midst of a blog series on REST in WCF and been building a series of screencasts on the same subject (in conjunction with Ron Jacobs).
Since it’s such an interesting topic, especially to AJAX developers I thought I’d share them here.
Blog Series:
- REST in WCF – Part I (REST Overview)
- REST in WCF – Part II (AJAX Friendly Services, Creating The Service)
- REST in WCF – Part III (AJAX Friendly Services, Consuming The Service)
- REST in WCF – Part IV (HI-REST – Exposing a service via GET – Configuring the service)
- REST in WCF – Part V (HI-REST – Exposing a service via GET – The ServiceContract and Implementation)
- REST in WCF – Part VI (HI-REST – Consuming our GET service via AJAX)
- REST in WCF – Part VII (HI-REST – Implementing Insert and Update
- REST in WCF – Part VIII (HI-REST – Implementing Delete)
- REST in WCF – Part IX – Controlling the URI
- REST in WCF – Part X – Supporting Caching and Conditional GET
Screencast Series:
- endpoint.tv – Controlling the URI in RESTful WCF with Rob Bagby
- deCast – Creating a HI-REST GET Service with WCF 3.5
- deCast – Consuming a HI-REST GET Service From Silverlight 2 (Beta 2)
- endpoint.tv – Caching and Conditional Get with Rob Bagby
- deCast – Creating an AJAX-Friendly WCF Service
- deCast – Creating a HI-REST PUT Service That Exposes Insert and Update
- endpoint.tv – Securing RESTful services with ASP.NET Membership
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.NET, Microsoft & Windows
Why are there very few articles about authentication/authorization and REST using WCF?This is probably my biggest show stopper for me.Getting WCF to work with the SqlMembershipProvider and to access it via jscript in the browser is horribly difficult.T
Thanks for links!!