Management
This section contains samples that demonstrate Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) management.
In This Section
- WCF Services and Event Tracing for Windows
Demonstrates how to use the analytic tracing in WCF to emit events in Event Tracing for Windows (ETW).
- WCF Analytic Tracing
Demonstrates how to add your own tracing events into the stream of analytic traces that WCF writes to ETW in .NET Framework version 4.
- Circular Tracing
Demonstrates the implementation of a circular buffer trace listener.
- ETW Tracing
Demonstrates how to implement End-to-End (E2E) tracing using Event Tracing for Windows (ETW).
- Extending Tracing
Demonstrates how to extend the WCF tracing feature by writing user-defined activity traces in client and service code.
- PII Security Lockdown
Demonstrates how to control several security-related features of a WCF service.
- Using Performance Counters
Demonstrates how to access WCF performance counters and how to create user-defined performance counters.
- Tracing and Message Logging
Demonstrates how to enable tracing and message logging.
- Security Validation
Demonstrates how to use a custom behavior to validate services on a machine to ensure they meet specific criteria.
- WMI Provider
Demonstrates how to gather data from WCF services at runtime by using the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) provider that is built into WCF.
Build Date: 2011-06-25