Contents tagged with Indigo
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Doug Purdy on Remoting
About a month ago, there was a flurry of activity around the question if remoting is dead. Now some people think that it's not dead, it just smells funny.
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I'm the Indigo guesser!
Didn't I speculate that we'll see Indigo before Longhorn a little while ago?
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Speculating On Indigo, again
Time for me to start my next round of Indigo speculations.
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Desiging SOAs With Orchestrations
Now, if you own the web service interface then the second advantage bullet is less important and aspects may not be important to you. In those cases it seems to make sense to skip the orchestration unless you assign a high value to having a consistent design pattern. You have to weigh if you need down-to-the-metal performace (then why are you doing web services?), or if scalability is really what you are after. That's where the role of the service architect comes in, to help you make those trade-off decisions.
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The XmlFormatter Architecture in Indigo
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Waiting for the first Indigo talk?
Why should I wait?
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State of the WS-Union as of 9/2003
I am reading the article Secure, Reliable, Transacted Web Services: Architecture and Composition on MSDN. It is a comprehensive summary of the specifications comprising the current state of the Web Services technology stack. The article touches on the recently released specs for WS-AtomicTransaction and WS-BusinessActivity (which will be published soon according to Omri Gazitt) and concludes explaining the architecture of the Web Services/SOA demo given recently by Bill Gates and IBM's Steve Mills.
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Indigo ... my next guess
OK ... Summing up the hints on Don's blog:
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Don hints more in Indigo
Well,
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Microsoft talks more about Indigo
Not too long ago, I had some Microsoft employees evading all questions on Indigo. Now they just published the Conference Tracks and Breakout Sessions for the PDC and the word “Indigo” is all over it. I am psyched to find out what it is...