Questions tagged [wwsapi]

WWSAPI is a native-code implementation of WCF, providing network communication functionality by supporting a set of the WS-* and .NET-* family of protocols. WWSAPI is designed to be used by components/applications which fall into one of the following categories:

  • Native code mandate
  • Require minimal dependencies
  • Require minimal start-up time
  • Memory constrained environments

MSDN Reference

It is mainly designed for performance and memory usage while provided WCF interop, so uses an order of magnitude less memory that a C# implementation of equivalent functionality while handling a request load two to three times higher. Reference

It currently ships with and hence requires Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2 for use, limiting its usability. Microsoft can provide versions for older releases but this requires a contract to that effect with Microsoft for its redistribution.

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Disabling HTTP/2 / SPDY in HTTP.SYS and IIS in Windows 10

When testing on Windows 10 we were seeing lots of browser incompatibilities that I hadn't seen before with earlier Windows versions. Some browsers would work, but others would report ERR_SPDY_PROTOCOL_ERROR. My quick search for this problem showed I…
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Unable to install Windows Web Services API for Remote Debugging with VS2012

I'm trying to remote debug using visual studio 2012 and windows server 2008 not R2. I recieve the following error when setting up the remote debugger. Has anyone else been able to install 2012 remote debugger on Windows server 2008 that is not…
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How to install Windows Web Services API (WWSAPI) in a Server w/o Internet Access

I'm trying to use Visual Studio 2012 Remote Debugger in a Server with Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 x64 located in a DMZ, in a Development Environment. This server doesn't access to the Internet directly but through a Firewall. So, I downloaded the…
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Calling WCF from C code

I am working with a native C client application (not built with Visual Studio) that needs to call a WCF service. I am creating the WCF service, so I have complete control of it. Most of the information I have found deal with calling WCF from…
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IPC between unmanaged C++ and managed C# application using WCF and WWSAPI

I want to achieve IPC between unmanaged VC++ COM Excel addin and managed C# console application. Currently I achieve IPC between maanged C# applications using NetNamedPipeBinding. I now want to achieve IPC between unmanaged and managed applications…
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WWSAPI duplex channel service

We are in the start phase of defining a client-server architecture based on WWSAPI. One of our services should allow the client to connect and subscribe to some data updates based on certain criteria. This data should then be delivered, when…
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WS_CPLUSPLUS with WWSAPI

I am implementing a relatively complex object model service using WWSAPI (WCF hosted) and have successfully downloaded the wsdl and code gen'd the service implementation. My question is, has anyone else noticed all of the #if defined(WS_CPLUSPLUS) …
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What is the easest way to secure WWSAPI client to WCF server communications?

I'm looking for the simplest way to connect a WWSAPI client to a WCF server that satisfies a couple of requirements: No certificate management required. Is secure. WWSAPI obviously doesn't support message level security so standard WSHttpBinding…
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What are some good WWSAPI information sources?

Does anyone have some good suggestions for sites, books, tutorials or other information sources on WWSAPI and its use? I'm being dropped in the deep end on a project using it and want to bring myself up to speed. …
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WWSAPI equivalent of C#/.net in App.config

We're building a C++/WWSAPI client to connect with a third-party C#/.net server. We have a sample C#/.net client that works with the server. It has this in it's App.config (client.exe.config):
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callback implementation with WWSAPI client and WCF service

I am learning WCF-WWSAPI and trying to develop the ICalculator example over TCP and duplex calls with an visual C++ client and C# on the service... Basically my client is program is trying to add 555 to the service number and the service will call…
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changing namespace prefixes in soap message with wwsapi

I'm using WWSAPI inside a C project to communicate with a web service by sending and receiving SOAP messages. The error I'm having is that The server is expecting to see a tag and the message generated by my program doesn't have one.…
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Handle WS-Security PasswordDigest mode in a c++ WWSAPI web service

I inherited an existing and working web service written in c++ with WWSAPI. I must implement the security mechanism based on WS-Security using passworddigest in the soap header, like this one:
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WWSAPI and setting "soapenv:Header" values

I'm trying to connect to a web service from a C++ app using WWS. I got the base connection working just fine. My XML message has two parts though, a header (soapenv:Header) and a body (soapenv:Body). the generated functions only fill in the body.…
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c++ WWSAPI how to write date without time to WS_DATETIME

i have a problem with sending message to WebService I'm generating code with wsutil.exe, in wsdl and xsd files i have field marked as xsd:date (only date), wsutil.exe generate's this properties as WS_DATETIME. I can't send message to WebService…
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