Archives
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Sun persistence API
Sun plans to develop a new persistence API that joins concepts of EJB adn JDO technologies.
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Human Workflow Services article
A nice article about Human Workflow Services in BizTalk Server 2004 has been published in MSDN Magazine.
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Gartner Report
The new Gartner report put Microsoft on top of the SOA technology providers.
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SOAP 1.2 implementation
Well this guy is simply amazing. James Strachan has develoed now ActiveSOAP, a new open source project, which is a pure StAX based implementation of the SOAP 1.2 protocol for implementing document centric Web Services and SOAP intermediaries. Currently HTTP and JMS are supported transports.
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WS-Transfer
In the past week WS-Transfer specification was released. I think that the authors and contributors do a great job. However isn't good to see that IBM is not is the list of the authors. In the last version of WTTK IBM provides an implementation of WS-Resource Framework specifications that follows a similar idea of WS-Transfer. In some topics there are a set of specification that addresses similar problems: WS-Eventing and WS-Notification set (WS-Notification, BrokeredNotification and WS-Topics); WS-Addressing and WS-MessageDelivery and now WS-Transfer and WS-Resource Framework. In some cases I think that would be nice to uniform criterias among the Web Service technology providers.
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SOAP Scope 4.0
Christian Weyer post a great resume of the features of SOAP Scope 4.0.
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BizTalk Server 2004 Developer Competition
The UDDI Publishing Wizard obtains the second prize in the BizTalk Server 2004 Developer Competition. More information in the Scott Woodgate blog.
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Assembly Trace Reference
Junfeng Zheng, developer from the CLR team post a great reflection about the Assembly Trace References.
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WSS 2.0
Great news for the J2EE Web Services Developers. ReadiMinds announces the release of the WebServices Applications Suite 2.0 (WSS 2.0) which consists of tools to build, integrate, enable and manage enterprise Web services applications.
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My last article
My last article covers the concepts behind the BizTalk Server 2004 UDDI Publishing Wizard. You can find it here. Thanks so much to my friend Rene for the pictures.
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TMC
Another TMC specification has been released.
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BizTalk Server 2004 UDDI Publishing Wizard
The BizTalk Server 2004 UDDI Publishing Wizard has now a workspace in gotdotnet. Test the solution and send me your feedback.
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SOAP over UDP
SOAP-Over-UDP specification has been published.
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Mapping PortTypes to tModels
One of the most interesting aspect in the BizTalk Server 2004 UDDI Publishing Wizard is the process of map a PortType to an UDDI equivalent,
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Pat's article
Pat Helland returns again with another fantastic article about data in SOA.
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Microsoft.BizTalk.TypeSystem
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WS-ContractFirst
Christian Weyer makes available the latest version of "WS-ContractFirst" Visual Studio plug-in. I spent some time testing the tool and I think that is pretty interesting. Congratulations Christian.
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BizTalk-UDDI basic tModels
In these days I am receiving some interesting feedback of a BizTalk Server 2004 Publishing Wizard. One of the most recurrent questions is about the mapping process between BizTalk Server 2004 and UDDI elements.
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WS-Eventing
Right now I am reading the WS-Eventing updated specification. Several improvements appears in this version. I am glad to see that IBM and Sun has joining to the authors.