appfabric

Can anyone tell me that if I use Session(inside an ASP.NET MVC 3 application) in Windows Azure environment with multiple instances(means multiple virtual machines), then it work without any configuration or I need to use ASP.NET Universal Providers or I need to handle this manually by using AppFabric? You can't use in-process session state, but must use a shared session state provider. The only supported session state model is to use Azure Cache, but you can use a provider that works with either Azure Storage or SQL Azure. UPDATE: I wrote some articles on my blog which go into using SQL Azure

I have developed a WCF service and, while in Visual Studio 2010, I can import the WSDL without a problem. After I've deployed it to AppFabric, I get the WSDL, but several schema files referenced internally in the WSDL cannot be found, for some reason. I don't know if it's a configuration issue, or what. The error I get when I try to process the WSDL in Visual Studio 2010 follows below: Metadata contains a reference that cannot be resolved: 'http://myserver.mydomain.com:9871/app_deploy/MyAppService.svc?wsdl'. The WSDL document contains links that could not be resolved. There was an error

I am using Azure, and Microsoft offers a service to work with AppFabric in the cloud, there are many articles around the Web about this service in the cloud, but I do not find it in Azure, you'd tell me if this service was renamed and that's why I can not find or was it discontinued? The services were renamed. Initially, Microsoft used the tag AppFabric for two different things: Windows Server AppFabric (local computer) Windows Azure AppFabric (cloud services) In 2012, Microsoft dropped the AppFabric tag from their Azure offerings: AppFabric Cache --> Cache ( to be retired and replaced by

Via Google, I found another question on stackoverflow regarding the differences and similarities between Azure AppFabric and Windows Server AppFabric. It was mentioned that both versions of AppFabric come closer together or even melt together. This post is almost 2 years old and today in 2012, I still struggle with trying to unterstand the plan behind both AppFabric versions. From my point of view, I worked with the Azure AppFabric (Caching, Service Bus, ACS) and I am familiar with it. But when look at the product website of Server AppFabric, I'm confused. Am I wrong or is the Caching Service

I have an application that has been working for a while. I tried running it with VS2013 and it hangs on a line where it tries to initialize a DataCacheFactory object. The same code works fine with VS2010 and VS2012. private static DataCacheFactory GetDataCacheFactory() { if (factory == null) { lock (lockObject) { if (factory == null) { factory = new DataCacheFactory(); //VS2013 hangs on this line } } } return factory; } No errors are generated. The code just hangs on the line factory = new DataCacheFactory() . The AppFabric DLLs are current versions. I welcome any suggestions for identifying

I am testing appfabric cache performance. To do this, from my local machine , I am hitting the cache host on the LAN. This cache host is running on Windows Server 2008 and except from the bare essentials has nothing installed on it. It has 8 gigs of RAM. It is also a VMware virtual server, As soon as I hit the cache host, i can see the memory being used increases. But something very fishy is going on somewhere. the total primary data bytes that is being used is 1.5 Gigs. The Object size is 1,744 bytes (using ANTS profiler).The total object count is 2,521,451. I have disabled eviction. But,

I have been trying to us the app fabric caching on a win2008 standard server. When I execute the follwowing command I get: Import-Module DistributedCacheAdministration Import-Module : The specified module 'DistributedCacheAdministration' was not loaded because no valid module file was found in any module directory. Where is this directory located and how can I use that module Also, it appears that I have powershell 1. I cant seem to install powershell 2 Torbjörn Bergstedt Modules and their commands is a feature in Powershell 2 only, so you can be quite certain you're running this version. I