2007 Year in Review

The year in review comes at the end of December rather than
the beginning of January this year. Another
year has gone by, with 250 articles posted so far (exactly as many as were
posted during all of last year). Counting
today and four more to come by the end of the year, the total for the year will
be 255 articles and a grand total of 505 articles overall. 397 of those articles are directly about WCF. Due to holidays there will be no posts on
Monday December 24th, Tuesday December 25th, or Tuesday January 1st.

The top articles of all time are listed in the sidebar but
here are the most read articles of 2007 and the most read articles written in
2007.

Most Read Articles During 2007

1. Configuring
   HTTP for Windows Vista
2. Inside the
   Standard Bindings: NetTcp
3. Net.Tcp Port
   Sharing Sample, Part 1
4. Inside the
   Standard Bindings: BasicHttp
5. How to:
   Enabling Streaming
6. Preventing
   Anonymous Access
7. Net.Tcp Port
   Sharing Sample, Part 2
8. Making Sense
   of Transport Quotas
9. MSMQ
   and Poison Messages
10. Configuring
    HTTP

Most Read Articles Written in 2007

1. Preventing
   Anonymous Access
2. MSMQ
   and Poison Messages
3. Designing
   New Faults
4. Orcas
   Beta 1 Released
5. Client
   IP Address
6. Enabling
   Kerberos in IIS
7. Using
   XML Serialization with WCF
8. WCF
   Case Studies
9. A
   Trick with Faults (Discussion)
10. Getting
    the Client Identity

The feedback that the article on client IP addresses got directly
contributed to that feature being added in Orcas. You have to speak up if you want things to
change.

Comments

• Anonymous
  December 21, 2007
  How often does authorization occur? Authorization is typically scoped to either messages or sessions.