REST in WCF Blog Series Index
As some of you know, I am in the midst of a blog series on REST in WCF. Further, I have been hard at work on a series of screencasts on the same subject (in conjunction with Ron Jacobs). My colleague Tim Heuer relayed to me that I didn’t have a single post that we can point a person to that provides links to all of the posts and screencasts. I will keep this post updated with all of the info:
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
- REST in WCF – Part XI (Tunneling PUT through POST)
- Exposing ATOM feeds from your services
- Exposing ATOM feeds from your services – part II – customizing and extending the ATOM feed
- Effective Error Handling with WCF & REST
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
- endpoint.tv – Content Negotiation with RESTful services
- deCast – Tunneling a PUT through POST with RESTful WCF
- deCast – Exposing ATOM Feeds from your services
Regards,
Rob
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Nice series Rob, where’s the 4.0 updates?
Hey Glen,
I will be working on that soon. I am planning on doing a training series on WCF REST.
Rob
1. You starter code is not accessibly (keep asking to login).
2. Any news about 4.0 / vs2010 materials ?
You have to register in order to get the code.
Regarding 4.0 materials: I am no longer with Microsoft. I have started a training company: http://www.deveducate.com. I will likely be creating a training series on WCF and WCF REST in the future. We just released a great series on Entity Framework 4, if you are interested.
Regards,
Rob
Definitely the best rest with WCF blog series I’ve ever read! Simply fantastic!
I have a question where you can guide me… I want know to only support rest calls from javascript only not letting another applications to consume the services… is there any easy way to restrict it?
Thanks a lot and very pleased with your fantastic posts!
Fer