WCF and CoffeeScript, Who Says That Opposites Don't Attract?
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At first look Wcf and CoffeeScript are very different: Wcf is chatty on the config side and bloated on the wire. CoffeeScript is just a "little language".
Look at this:
This magic is done via Wcf.js, the first ws-* implementation for Node.js. Wcf.js is written in pure
coffeescript
javascript. What's next, will Microsoft build a tablet?
Look at this:
wcf = require 'wcf.js'
fs = require 'fs'
binding = new wcf.WSHttpBinding
SecurityMode: "Message"
MessageClientCredentialType: "Certificate"
MessageEncoding: "Mtom"
proxy = new wcf.Proxy binding, "http://localhost:7171/Service/"
proxy.ClientCredentials.ClientCertificate.Certificate =
fs.readFileSync("client.pem").toString()
message = "<Envelope xmlns='http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/'>
<Header />
<Body>
<GetData xmlns='http://tempuri.org/'>
<value>123</value>
</GetData>
</Body>
</Envelope>"
proxy.send message, "http://tempuri.org/IService/GetData",
(message, ctx) -> console.log ctxSo while Wcf still can't make coffee, CoffeeScript sure does make these fine custom bindings!
This magic is done via Wcf.js, the first ws-* implementation for Node.js. Wcf.js is written in pure
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