Transactions are critical for system reliability. Transactions are necessary when two or more activities must be coordinated as a single operation - ensuring that the system is always left in a consistent state. The only two viable options are to complete the two activities successfully, or to leave the system as it was before initiating either activity. While Microsoft .NET version 2.0 provides a mechanism for initiating transactions, Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) makes it possible for services to participate in distributed transactions across process and computer boundaries, and to initiate transactions at the service tier. This webcast shows how to configure the Distributed Transaction Control (DTC) to support WS-AT, and it explains how to configure WCF clients and services to support transactions over any protocol.
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