Importing Code Contracts Policies Sample Clauses

Importing Code Contracts Policies. In order to invoke a service, a WCF client application requires a definition of a service endpoint. Typically, this is declared in a configuration file, similar to the one used on server side. In our case, we extend the endpoint definition by a policyImporters element that refers to the class CCPolicyImporter. We have realized this class in the following way. It imple- ments the WCF interface IPolicyImporterExtension, which declares the ImportPolicy method. CCPolicy- Importer implements this method in such a way that code contracts policies referenced in the WSDL are imported. During the import, a code contracts dictionary (similar to the one on server side as described in Section VII-A) is constructed. This dictionary will be used to enhance the proxy classes, which is shown next.
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Importing Code Contracts Policies. In order to invoke a service, a WCF client application requires a definition of a service endpoint. Typically, this is declared in a configuration file, similar to the one used on server side. In the metadata section of this file we included the definition of a so-called policy importer. By default, custom policies attached to a WSDL will not be evaluated when importing a WSDL. In order to process code contracts policies, the policy- Importers element refers to the class CCPolicyImporter of Figure 3.
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