Dario Santarelli • 12/30/2011

Using MEF in a Request/Response Service Layer

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This technical article details the implementation of a request/response service layer using the Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF) in .NET. It describes a design inspired by Agatha, focusing on message-based communication over traditional WCF operations. The author covers creating generic request handlers, defining base request/response classes, and using MEF for composition to achieve a decoupled and extensible architecture suitable for both in-process and remote WCF hosting.

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