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I'm getting up to speed with Azure and trying to follow best practices for securing my WPF and Xamarin.Forms apps. I'm using Azure AD for authentication and Key Vault for my secrets. What about my Client Id and Tenant settings? These are required to make the initial connection to Azure to log in. The endpoint URI is also required to make a call to the Key Vault. Are the Client Id, Tenant, Key Vault endpoint considered secrets or am I over thinking this. I understand without authenticating, no one can access or make use of these. What about checking these into Source Control? Is this Ok?

We are searching for an include mechanism for groovy scripts to have space for cross-cutting-concerns. In my example we have, web service endpoints as groovy scripts and want to log to our web service protocol. for that we use our implicit object (getting from our framework) to create the logging statement. But this is boilerplate code if we code this in every web service endpoint. We are searching for something like include() in php, that includes other groovy scripts, are there any ideas how to do this? Since you already mentioned “cross-cutting-concerns” I’d say that you need to intercept

I have followed all the configuration steps for my WarmupServlet in my app engine project and I see it run at startup, but still I see my first endpoint call as a loading request which takes up to 25 seconds which is absolutely unacceptable. I need to be able to warm up each endpoint individually so that there will be no loading requests. (Apparently just setting up a warmp-up servlet is not enough.) So, my question is, how can I call a method in endpoints so that the endpoint is properly warmed up to serve from my WarmupServlet? I tried below with no success: MyEndpoint me = new MyEndpoint();

I have a WCF proxy generated at runtime with DuplexChannelFactory. How can I access the binding information given only the service interface returned from DuplexChannelFactory? I can get most stuff by casting to an IClientChannel, but I can't seem to find binding info on there. The closest I can get is IClientChannel.RemoteAddress which is an endpoint, but that doesn't seem to have binding info either. :-/ You can't (directly). There are a few things which you can get from the channel, such as the message version ( channel.GetProperty<MessageVersion>() ), and other values. But the binding isn

Does anyone know how to configure it so that a SOAP service and REST service can share the same port using Jersey (Grizzly) outside of an application server? My soap service is at www.someurl.com:port/soap/crm My rest service is at www.someurl.com:port/crm These services share the same port but not the same base url and therefor should be able to run side by side on that port. However, there is a port bind error .. All of this is in a custom service application and there is no web.xml or such. The REST service is using Jersey and the Soap service is a class 'ReceptionService' published on an

I'm trying to create a simple Hello World WebService using this tutorial. I'm running Java 1.7.0_04, Spring 2.1, everything is built with Maven and deployed with Tomcat6. However, when trying to send a SOAP request (soapUI), server returns me No adapter for endpoint [public org.jdom.Element com.mycompany.hr.ws.HolidayEndpoint.handleHolidayRequest(org.jdom.Element) throws java.lang.Exception]: Is your endpoint annotated with @Endpoint, or does it implement a supported interface like MessageHandler or PayloadEndpoint? I think there is a problem with annotations, however this is how my files look

I'm just learning wcf and can't understand one very basic thing. I'm creating a WCF service which I want to be hosted in IIS just like web application with it's own path like http://myhost/myapp/ and everything. I'm creating the WCF service project in VS, I've got an *.svc file describing it, then I define a simple endpoint to it like that: <endpoint address="" binding="basicHttpBinding" contract="wcf_service_auth.IPshService" /> Then I publish this service like an IIS web application to a virtual directory, let's assume it's name psh_pub , so I can access the service via url http://localhost