1. Distributed Applications on Windows Vista
Mike Taulty
Developer & Platform Group, Microsoft Ltd

2. Agenda Windows Communication Foundation Peer to Peer Networking
Networking Enhancements

3. Windows Communication Foundation
.NET Fx V3.0
V2.0 Compilers
V2.0 CLR
VS 2005
Vista, XP Sp2, Server 2003 Sp1

4. WCF – message based communication
“Client”
“Service”
One Way
Request/Response
Duplex
Unsolicited Response

5. WCF – how is this different from today?
Extensibility
Metadata
Standards Support
Unified Capabilities
Programming Model
“Client”
“Service”

6. WCF – programming model

7. WCF – programming model

8. WCF – unifying capabilities
Basic,
Open
Comms
ASMX
Ent Services
Fast,
Secure,
Binary,
Txns
Ent Svcs
Secure,
Open
Comms
WSE
Fast,
Secure, Binary
Remoting
MSMQ, Queued, Txns
Sys.Msg

9. WCF – standards support
XML
Messaging
Metadata
Security
Reliable
Transactions

10. WCF - metadata Service “Hard” to call services without metadata
Service advertises
Description
Operations, messages...
Policy
Security, reliability....
Uses
WSDL
WS-Policy & extensions
Endpoints
Contracts

11. WCF – sketched architecture
Client
objects
XML
Service
Your code
Metadata
Your code
behaviours
behaviours
formatting
Binding
(ordered list of channel types & config)
channel type N
channel type 2
channel type 1
config
channel
decoding
encoding
channel
Transport Channel (HTTP, TCP, MSMQ, Pipes, Peer)

12. WCF - extensibility Channels Encoders Transports Bindings Formatters
Behaviours
WSDL
Exporters

13. Windows Communication Foundation
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Windows Communication Foundation
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14. P2P – distributed apps without servers
Server-Based
Peer to Peer
P2P Mesh

15. P2P – as promoted by Meeting Space

16. P2P – Vista technologies
ipV6
Peer Name Resolution Protocol
(PNRP API)
Identity Management
(Identity Management API)
Multipoint Communication & Data
(Graphing API) *UDP Port 3540
Security & Multiplexing
(Grouping API) *TCP Port 3587
Collaboration/”People Near Me”
(Collaboration API) XP

17. Working with P2P Grouping & Collaboration
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Working with P2P Grouping & Collaboration
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18. P2P with less pain using WCF
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P2P with less pain using WCF
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19. Networking Enhancements
Network Location Awareness
Enumerate & determine status of networks “known” to the PC
Respond as changes to network interfaces occur
Network Access Protection
Works with a NAP server (“Longhorn”) to enforce corporate network access standards
Quarantine Enforcement code at DHCP, VPN and IPSec levels
Windows Filtering Platform
Base for building personal & perimeter firewalls
Function Discovery & Web Services on Devices
Discovery of devices and services on a network

20. Network Location Awareness
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Network Location Awareness
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21. Summary Windows Communication Foundation Peer to Peer
Graphing, Grouping, Collaboration & WCF!
Networking Enhancements
NLA, NAP, WFP, WS for Devices

22. © 2004 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
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The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.
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This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.