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  • Wiki Page: AppFabric Web Farm Guide

    The focus of the AppFabric Web Farm guide is to assist you in properly installing and configuring Windows Server AppFabric on an existing IIS Web farm. Within a small Windows Server AppFabric installation or within a development environment, having a single AppFabric server is sufficient. However,...
    on22 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: AppFabric Deep Dive - June, 15-18, 2010

    CODit ( http://www.codit.eu ) has invited Jon Flanders to give a deep-dive training on Windows Server AppFabric and Workflow 4.0 Services. 4 days of Deep Dive into the technology. See this link for registration and more details: http://www.codit.eu/deepdiveintoappfabric Dates June, 15...
    on13 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: Windows Server AppFabric Troubleshooting: Anonymous Logon

    We have recently developed a RESTful .NET 4 service which was deployed to a server running Windows Server AppFabric. We wanted to take advantage of all the Windows Server AppFabric goodness and its WCF monitoring capabilities. Deployment could not have been easier: after creating the zip file and...
    on10 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: AppFabric Configuration Issues: .NET 4, net.pipe, and Role Services

    The following requirements can affect installation and configuration of Windows Server AppFabric. A .NET 4 application pool is required To manage an application with AppFabric, a .NET Framework 4 application pool must be selected for the application. AppFabric is built on .NET Framework 4. To...
    on10 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: Add a Reference to the Microsoft.ApplicationServer.Caching.Client Assembly

    When writing code to leverage the Windows Server AppFabric caching capabilities you will need to set a reference to the caching client classes, which are located in Microsoft.ApplicationServer.Caching.Client.dll. W ithin Visual Studio 2010 this process is a bit different than how you normally approach...
    on9 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: Use Custom Behavior Extensions in Windows Server AppFabric

    Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) provides numerous extensibility points that allow developers to customize the runtime behavior for service dispatching and client proxy invocation. You can tap into these extensibility points by writing custom behaviors that can be applied declaratively to your...
    on9 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: How To Programmatically Configure AppFabric Monitoring Levels

    The IIS Manager modules added by AppFabric provide a graphical interface for you to enable monitoring, configure the monitoring level, choose a tracking profile, and configure message logging and tracing features . After you obtain this monitoring data, you can view it and work with it within the AppFabric...
    on9 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: AppFabric FAQ: Availability

    Availability Q: What do you offer to customers that need high availability and fault tolerance? A: High availability of the service is provided through the instance restart service (IRS). It monitors the workflow status and resumes the suspended instances after the system or application failures...
    on9 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: AppFabric FAQ: Application Management User Interface

    Application Management User Interface Q: Where is the AppFabric user interface located? A: The AppFabric management user interface is hosted within the IIS Manager. The AppFabric icons are located within the AppFabric section of the IIS Manager Features View. Q: Can you can manage...
    on9 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: Duplicate:AppFabric FAQ: General Configuration

    General Configuration Q: How are default configuration settings inherited by a service? A: At present, you can set default configuration settings for the server, site, or application that includes a service. When you select the Use default control for the service (in the General tag of the...
    on5 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: Endpoint TV Video: AppFabric Dashboard Overview

    AppFabric has this great new Dashboard that gives you insight into what is happening with your services and workflows. In this video, Senior Programming Writer Michael McKeown shows you what the Dashboard can do for you. http://channel9.msdn.com/shows/Endpoint/endpointtv-AppFabric-Dashboard-Overview...
    on5 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: AppFabric FAQ: General Configuration

    General Configuration Q: How are default configuration settings inherited by a service? A: At present, you can set default configuration settings for the server, site, or application that includes a service. When you select the Use default control for the service (in the General tag of the Configure...
    on5 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: BizTalk + WF/WCF, Better Together

    Summary All versions of BizTalk Server use a publish/subscribe messaging engine architecture. In a publish/subscribe architecture, all messages that flow through BizTalk Server are first published to the MessageBox database and subsequently picked up by Send Ports, Receive Ports, or Orchestrations...
    on1 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: BizTalk Server 2010 AppFabric Connect Feature Frequently Asked Questions

    Table of Contents Documentation Feedback and Updates Introduction Developing WF applications that use the BizTalk Mapper How do I enable this feature? I installed BizTalk Server 2010 after installing the WCF LOB Adapter SDK 2010, How do I enable this feature now? The BizTalk Mapper activity is not present...
    on1 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: AppFabric Distributed Cache Service not Available for Clients (slows start issue)

    When working with AppFabric Distributed cache v1.1 you might experience bad service startup performance. Note, that v1.0 does not have this issue. Sometimes you need to simply restart the service or even to reboot the machine. In both cases service will start up (and also stop) very quickly, but it...
    on9 Aug 2013

  • Wiki Page: Whether or Not to Use BizTalk Server or AppFabric to Host .NET 4 WCF/WF Services

    You can simply view Windows Server AppFabric as a hosting environment for NET 4 services using Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) and Windows Workflow Foundation (WF). In more detail, it extends Windows Server to provide enhanced hosting, management, and caching capabilities for Web applications...
    on7 Aug 2013

  • Wiki Page: Host .NET Framework 3.x Services in AppFabric

    The rich and robust set of server management capabilities in Windows Server AppFabric apply only to Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) or Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) services built using .NET Framework 4. If you have access to the source files for the existing .NET 3.X WCF or WF service assembly...
    on13 Jul 2013

  • Wiki Page: SharePoint 2013: Distributed Cache (AppFabrikCache) part 2/2

    Table of Contents Debug of Cache $serviceInstance.Unprovision() Allocate Memory on Distributed Cache Service Change the Memory allocation Add or Delete a server on a Distributed Cache Cluster Graceful shutdown of the Distributed Cache Service Change the Managed Account Repair a Cache host What you need...
    on11 Jul 2013

  • Wiki Page: Windows Server AppFabric

    Windows Server AppFabric extends Windows Server to provide enhanced hosting, management, and caching capabilities for Web applications and middle-tier services. The AppFabric hosting features add service management extensions to Internet Information Services (IIS), Windows Process Activation Service...
    on8 Jul 2013

  • Wiki Page: AppFabric FAQ: Scalability

    Scalability Q: Is AppFabric enterprise-ready? I have more than 100 services hosted in a single server. Will it be performing good enough? A: Performance is a key measure for server products such as AppFabric. Ensuring that AppFabric is able to cater for large number of applications and...
    on4 Jun 2013

  • Wiki Page: AppFabric FAQ: Persistence

    Persistence Q: .NET 4.0 has SQL Workflow Instance Store feature that includes an SQL Persistence Provider. What does “AppFabric” provide on top of .NET 4.0 persistence? A: “AppFabric” makes it easy to configure and use .NET 4.0 persistence features by using IIS Manager Extensions and Power...
    on4 Jun 2013

  • Wiki Page: AppFabric FAQ: Tracking

    Tracking Q: My middle-tier service is connected to an external service, which I do not control. Do you provide any visibility into these external services? A: Customers can see messages received from or sent to external services but will be unable to see the internal details of the service...
    on4 Jun 2013

  • Wiki Page: AppFabric FAQ: Hosting

    Hosting Q: As the number of services and workflows grow in my environment, how can I configure the monitoring and persistence stores to accommodate this growth? Are they all querying the same database? A: In AppFabric, persistence and monitoring databases can be configured to contain one or more...
    on31 May 2013

  • Wiki Page: AppFabric FAQ: Deployment

    Deployment Q: How does AppFabric help me deploy applications? A: AppFabric leverages the Web Deployment tool, MSDeploy, to deploy applications into the production environment. The Web Deployment tool is integrated with both IIS and Visual Studio environments, so you can easily package and ...
    on31 May 2013

  • Wiki Page: Serviceentwicklung für Windows Server AppFabric (de-DE)

    Beachte : Ein Teil der verlinkten Artikel sind nur auf Englisch verfügbar. Table of Contents Einführung in AppFabric Erstellung von WF-Diensten Siehe auch Andere Sprachen English (en-US) AppFabric erweitert die existierenden Serverfähigkeiten des Windows Server und macht es einfacher Web-...
    on31 May 2013
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