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scope (descendants([Products].[products].[liv0].&[A], 1, leaves)); [Measures].Quantity = sum({[Customer].[Code].&[01], [Customer].[Code].&[03]}, [Measures].quantity); end scope;
Happen to see Matt Snider's post on a thread at http:/ /social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/wfprerelease/thread/0fa38041-f85b-4882-b350-77eaf6998c4a In this he has given a list of possible solutions for implementing workflow service versioning. The last solution that he explains is . . .
Utilizing constructed correlation data in order to distinguish between v1 and v2 conversations (a client should be tied to a given version for the length of a conversation).
This is the same solution that I wanted to implement in my system, But I have no idea on how to implement it.
Please assist me to implement the same.
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After I create a "REST Collection WCF Service" project, it contains one service "service.svc". Can I add multiple services to this project? There must be a way to do so. Otherwise, it does not make sense to create one project for each service.
My question is how to add a new service to an existing "REST Collection WCF Service" project?
Thanks a lot.
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