We have recently included a very cool feature to automatically create WCF service references (or service proxies) within Visual Studio 2010 from the SO-Aware repository.

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Configuring a WCF service to use federated authentication in an organization is not something trivial as it requires some good knowledge of the available security settings, and more precisely, how to talk to the existing security token services with the right WCF bindings.

This is something that usually only a few people in the organization knows how to do it right, so having a way to centralize all this configuration in a central location and have the rest of the developers to use becomes really important.    

SO-Aware plays an important role in that sen

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During the first few weeks after the lunch of SO-Aware we have had a few very interesting sessions with customers. Interestingly enough, our customers seem to have similar questions when comes to evaluating the SO-Aware value proposition.

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As I discussed in the previous post, everything in SO-Aware is exposed as resources via OData. You can simply take a look at this by browsing at the main feed of the service repository.

This means that we can import a new service into the repository and configure it with the correct bindings and behaviors a simple set of http requests.

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