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Feature, docs and use-case samples requests for ServiceStack. If you can, focus on the end-user benefit / use-case, rather than the technical details so we can focus on the end-goal and free us to work on how best to achieve it. Features can also include supporting content, e.g. a starter project on how to use ServiceStack with another product (e.g. SS + SharePoint).

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  1. Provide Async Support For Redis Client

    Currently redis client is not async - this is wasting valuable resources on the server side. As far as I understand async support is currently only there for service clients and not redis

    145 votes
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  2. Async CredentialsAuthProvider

    An AsyncCredentialsAuthProvider would allow us to authenticate users asynchronously (query a database, calculate hashes, etc). Right now when extending the CredentialsAuthProvider, we are limited to do everything synchronously in the TryAuthenticate method which can lead to thread starvation.

    13 votes
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  3. An example of a servicestack service supporting oAuth 2.0 authorization

    Although oAuth 2.0 is supported by ServiceStack with its AuthN providers, the assumption the current model makes is that clients wishing to access the service will first authenticate through the SS service (by calling the Auth endpoint). This AuthN then caches the users identity in the session of the SS service, and uses it to verify AuthN for subsequent calls. AuthZ is then provided with the users identity fetched from session cache.

    However, in more distributed models AuthN may be handled outside of the SS service, by other services, perhaps from the client directly and users identity stored elsewhere. But…

    12 votes
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  4. Would love a SQL Server Cache Client

    We're an all MSFT shop, not much opportunity to use Memcache or Redis. A SQL Server Cache Client would be very useful.

    1 vote
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  5. Add message-level encryption

    Add the ability to specify message-level encryption on all client/server requests. Allow custom selection of encryption techniques (RSA, AES, etc.) for each direction, and the initialization vectors. Server-side I can see doing this via plug-ins and / or attributes.

    Create a subset of client libraries that handle encryption, perhaps using function pointers to encrypt / decrypt.

    Its been suggested previously by Demois on different forums.

    http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16098839/encrypting-messages-over-servicestack

    http://www.linkedin.com/groups/Service-Stack-versus-ASP-NET-1779887.S.107976247

    22 votes
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  6. Add MQ Server support for Azure Service Bus

    Add a MQ Server for Azure Service Bus that implements ServiceStack's Messaging API: https://github.com/ServiceStack/ServiceStack/wiki/Messaging

    166 votes
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  7. Add MQ Server Support for Amazon SQS

    Add a MQ Server for Amazon SQS that implements ServiceStack's Messaging API: https://github.com/ServiceStack/ServiceStack/wiki/Messaging

    8 votes
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  8. OrmLiteWriteConnectionExtensions.Save should populate GUIDs

    The Save method will populate the inserted PK value if the PK is an integer with [AutoIncrement].

    It would be useful to also have this method use the database's internal GUID generator (which creates sequential GUIDs) and thus populate back into the object a GUID generated in the db.

    By default, database's will create a clustered index on the PK field, if the GUIDs are not sequential and the column has a clustered index on it, then performance will suffer.

    9 votes
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  9. Add an overload of PostFileWithRequest which accepts progress callback

    PostFileWithRequest works great, but user experience isn't great when this method is used to post large files (20+MB or even smaller files over a slow connection) to the server because there's no callback for progress notification.

    Additionally, this method isn't async in SL5 builds, but we can work around this. We can't work around missing progress callback though.

    Looking at the implementation of this method, this should be fairly easy to do. I will most likely submit a pull request with the implementation over the weekend.

    1 vote
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  10. Alternative to WCF Duplex Communications

    I'd like to see an alternative to WCF Duplex Communications.

    This is somewhat related to http://servicestack.uservoice.com/forums/176786-feature-requests/suggestions/4458942-add-fast-tcp-endpoint (Add fast TCP endpoint), as the duplex comms should use the same connection.

    We use this for "playing nice" with firewalls (make connection out, poll in on same connection).

    16 votes
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  11. Add async API's for caching

    Provide async overloads for caching API so async operations can construct the cache.

    More info:
    http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20505186/servicestack-v4-server-side-async

    37 votes
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  12. Portable Class Library for Xamarin Clients - Xamarin Component Store

    Xamarin support IOS/Android/Windows Store/Windows Phone. A universal Service Stack client written using PCL would simplify code reuse. The code could be packaged up into a Xamarin Component Store download if necessary. Or be used in conjunction with MvvmCross for use in MVVM style coding and/or unit testing.

    35 votes
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  13. AFNetworking and OkHttp

    Potential speed increase for the Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android ServiceStack clients? See here: https://github.com/paulcbetts/ModernHttpClient

    3 votes
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  14. 26 votes
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  15. Add more Razor @helper functions support

    Support to use @helper not only to call functions in an external assembly (which I think is already supported by SS), but also to call helper functions inside very the same .cshtml template like describied in this link:http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6531983/how-to-create-a-function-in-a-cshtml-template

    5 votes
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  16. Profile major aspects to ensure speed

    One of the most enticing aspects about ServiceStack is that it is incredibly fast. I suggest that all major aspects of SS (web services, text, ormlite) get thoroughly tested in the upcoming versions just to make sure the code base is as fast as it could be.

    3 votes
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  17. Allow OrmLite to store complex blobs as JSON

    Change how OrmLite stores complex type properties so they can be stored in formats other than JSV like JSON.

    56 votes
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  18. Refactor to use HttpRequestBase and HttpResponseBase

    Much of the existing code implements IHttpRequest and IHttpResponse interfaces and writes complete code for implementing these. That was necessary before the redesign in 4.5 implemented mockable versions of the non-inheritable old HttpResponse classes.

    I think it can reduce the amount of code in SS and enable use to not need to use global items like HttpContext.Current.Request which results in - non-testable controllers.

    The change to help the above situation I implemented grew out of scope, but thought it worthwhile to explore for a later version.

    https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/servicestack/httpcontextbase/servicestack/fpr-QlOH-dY/PFtbLXaW-IQJ

    1 vote
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  19. Refactor IReturn to allow portable DTOs

    http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12700702/servicestack-ireturn

    "In the case where you define your DTOs in a portable class library, you won't be able to use IReturn or the NewApi. Perhaps IReturn should be defined in a PCL in ServiceStack. Just a thought."

    8 votes
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  20. 74 votes
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