Getting Started with Windows Communication Foundation Transactions
Transactions aren't just for database applications any more. Using the unified transaction system in the Windows Communication Foundation, you can create transactable services not only for database applications, but for messaging, workflow, and other types of applications as well.
by Laurence Moroney
November 28, 2005
he previous two articles in this series provided an overview of the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF, formerly code-named Indigo) programming model, service addressing, binding and contracts, and a discussion of how to secure Windows Communication Foundation services using the built-in attribution method.
If you haven't already done so, it would be a good idea to go through those articles to get up and running quickly with WCF. In particular, if you are having any trouble getting a development environment installed and working, you'll find that those articles explain the process.
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