Hi!

Are you planning to support (host) WCF services?

I mean, give to user the ability to load a DLL dynamically and host it (endpoint) within Warewolf ESB to be accessed by Warewolf and any other WCF client? Is it possible?

Example:

• 1 - Load DLL - WCFHelloService.IHelloServiceBus - (Contract - mapping methods dynamically)

• 2 - Host it:

using System.ServiceModel;
ServiceHost host = new ServiceHost(typeof(HelloServiceBus), uri);

• 3 - Turns it available as a WCF's endpoint (Some binding types) to be consumed by any WCF client and Warewolf ESB:

<service name="WCFHelloService.HelloServiceBus">Best regards!

I am fairly new to the Microsoft experience, but was wondering if the DLLs have to be C# or can they be VB to use in Warewolf? Can I create objects in the DLL and access them from Warewolf ?

Hi

Warewolf installation stuck at starting Warewolf server on Pre Install tick.with process bar 90% complete.
OS , Windows 7 32 Bit

Surya

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Hi,

I have downloaded the source code and currently have the server and studio running in visual studio. The problem I am having is that the studio can't find the server and throws an error. Do you have any advise to over come this issue.

Regards
Wayde

I read that you use SignalR for communication between the server and studio. Are there any plans on using SignalR to create a Client Connector+Source Tool so that we can push content to or message connected client apps?

>Garrett

After reading about how the Datalist caters to recursive evaluation I thought this was interesting and wanted to try it out.
From the technical documentation page:
"i.e. [[hello[[world]]]] would be recursively evaluated as [[hellobob]] where [[world]] had the value of “bob” and then [[hellobob]] as “my name is bob” where [[hellobob]] had the value “my name is bob” stored in it.

I decided to test this out myself. I created a variable [[hellobob]] and assigned the string "my name is bob" Then I created a variable [[world]] and assigned "bob". Finally I created a variable [[result]] and assigned [[hello[[world]]]]. To my disappointment I received a parse error.

I went back and added the variable [[hello]] and assigned "hello"
And then changed my assignment of [[result]] to [[[[hello]][[world]]]]
This produced the expected result. In the debug window it read my assignment as Variable [[result]] = New Value [[hellobob]] with the string "my name is bob" as its value.

I don't know if this is technically a bug since it did behave in a recursive manner when I tried the second time, but perhaps the documentation is wrong. When I set [[result]] to [[hello [[world]]]] It returned [[hello bob]] an unassigned variable. But with no space there, [[hello[[world]]]] results in a parse error.

It would be great to get native support of wcf services that haven't got WebGet mapping

First off great product! It has made learning about SOA using an ESB very fun. I think I already know the answer to my question but I'm wondering if there's a way to copy services/workflows between computers. I read about the need to be connected to a different server in order to deploy to it. My question comes about because I work on a lot of my application projects at work and home and I typically use a drop box to pass my project files from one place to the next. Is there anyway I can do that with my work in Warewolf? Thanks!
Garrett

Hi guys
Does your ESB have Service governance tools and SSO authentication support?