MSDN Architecture Webcast: The Lifetime of a Message in Windows Communication Foundation (Level 200)  

Windows Communication Foundation (formerly code-named "Indigo") is a new breed of communications infrastructure built around the Web services architecture. There is no better way to understand the internal workings of the Windows Communication Foundation runtime than through the life of a message. This webcast shows you how a message is conceived, formed, sent out over the network, received, processed, and, ultimately, destroyed. If you are developing applications with Windows Communication Foundation and you want to understand how to have more control over messages, this webcast is a must.

Presenter: Justin Smith, Presenter, Wintellect

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