Programming "Indigo" Comments and Corrections (905839)



The information in this article applies to:

  • Programming "Indigo", ISBN 0-7356-2151-9

SUMMARY

This article contains comments, corrections, and information about known errors relating to the Microsoft Press book Programming "Indigo" The Code Name for the Unified Framework for Building Service-Oriented Applications on the Microsoft Windows Platform, ISBN 0-7356-2151-9.

The following topics are covered:

  • Page 95: NetProfileMsmqBinding Does Not Support Duplex Messaging
  • Page 189: Svcutil Tool Does Not Generate Typed Messages By Default
  • Page 231: Incorrect Web Site Name
  • Page 331: Incorrect Code

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Page 95: NetProfileMsmqBinding Does Not Support Duplex Messaging

Under "Standard Bindings", Table 4-1 indicates the NetProfileMsmqBinding binding supports Duplex messaging, which is incorrect.

Under the Duplex column, the value should be "No".

Page 189: Svcutil Tool Does Not Generate Typed Messages By Default

Under "Generating Client Code for Typed Messages", the sentence "The Svcutil tool generates typed messages by default" is incorrect.

This should read,
"The Svcutil tool does not generate typed messages by default."

As the subsequent sentence explains, the /tm switch must be specified to generate typed messages.

Page 231: Incorrect Web Site Name

Under Step 3, "Enable anonymous access", the web site name is described as "Hello2" which is incorrect.

The actual web site name is "Duplex".

Page 331: Incorrect Code

Under "Indigo Client Interoperating with ASMX Web Services", Listing 9-11 shows the incorrect code.

The code listing should be as follows:

<%@ WebService Language="c#" CodeBehind="Service.asmx.cs" Class="ProgrammingIndigo.CalculatorService" %>

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Modification Type:MajorLast Reviewed:10/27/2005
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