Archives
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Content-based-routing in .NET and J2EE
My last article explains how to develop content-based-routing Web Services in WSE, Indigo and J2EE. The article also covers the WS-* specifications that are used in each case. Read More....
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JNBridgePro
JNBridgePro adds some new features in the new version. T most remarkable of all is the shared-memory communication channel.
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Java-Com interoperability
IBM announces another technology for COM-Java interoperability.
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SMTP transport
Steve Maine has been developed a custom SMTP transport for WSE. We can now develop Web Service applications that work in a disconnected mode. Have fun.
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TUXEDO, Java and .NET
OTP systems has announced the release of JTux and DotTux two software packages that integrates Tuxedo with Java and .NET.
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Enterprise Service Bus
Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) is a vital concept in the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) vision of the majority of Web Service technology providers. This nice article explain some of the main aspects of ESB.
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Missing aspects of System.Messaging
Ingo Rammer post a nice reflection about the missing aspects of System.Messaging.
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Object as Services
Steve Vinoski exposes his opinion about expose object as services. This is a recurrent theme in the majority of Web Service technology consumers.
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Fast Infoset
Another example of alternative XML technologies to optimize the size of XML documents can be founded here.
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Web Services Addressing and Referencing Framework Working Group.
Several companies had expressed the intention of arrive to some kind of convergence in the area of Web Service Referencing and Addressing.
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WSE 2 RequestDescription action
Yesterday I spent a few hours testing interesting aspects of the release of WSE 2.0. I want to expose a particularly nice point about the recent SoapService implementation and WSDL. One of the most remarkable aspects of WSE 2.0 since the technology preview version is the possibility to develop high and low level SOAP-based messaging applications that can run in a transport independent manner. In English, we can develop a SOAP Service or SOAPReceiver application that can be hosted using either HTTP, TCP, UDP, etc protocols.
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Portlets
A nice article explaining how to develop Portlets using Sun Java Studio can be founded here.
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RsWebParts
Mixing Reporting Services and SharePoint WebParts makes possible take advantages of Reporting Services functionality in our SharePoint applications. In this fantastic article Bryant Likes explain how to develop WebParts that are used to display Reporting Services reports. The first version of RsWebParts can be downloaded here.
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Java WSDP 1.4
In the past week Sun releases the Java WSDP 1.4 .One of the most remarkable feature is the support to the OASIS Web Services Security (WSS) specification, providing message level security for SOAP. The Java WSDP 1.4 will support a broader set of Web containers, allowing choice and flexibility for developers. In addition to Apache Tomcat, developers will be able to deploy to the Sun Java System Application Server and the Sun Java System Web Server.
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Object-Relational mapping technologies
I spent a lot of time in this morning developing some nice examples using Object Spaces. I plan to make some posts about object-relational mapping technologies. By the moment now I am testing the last version of WilsonORMapper. Here you have some of the potentialities of this technology.
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Information Bridge Framework
A new article about Information Bridge Framework can be found here. I think that the Information Bridge Framework is one of the most interesting releases of Microsoft in the past month.