Archives
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Software as a Service and BizTalk Server
Next week I’ll be presenting with Javier Mariscal a session about Software as a Service (SaaS) and Business Process at the Microsoft BPI&SOA conference.
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WCF Live Trace Viewer
If you are trying to do real time monitoring in WCF check out Live Trace Viewer. Craig Mcmurtry and Vittorio Bertocci from the Technology Evangelism team put together this cool tool to help to diagnose interactions between WCF service while is happening. This is an additional tool to the existing trace features in WCF.
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PLINQ
Joe Duffy announced the future availability of PLINQ (Parallel LINQ). Conceptually makes all sense in the world to combine the data/xml processing capabilities of LINQ with parallel processing.
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WS-ResourceTransfer
Last month Microsoft, IBM, HP and Intel released WS-ResourceTransfer. This specification takes advantage of the recently redesigned WS-Transfer in order to define a more fined-grained message protocol for fragment-level interactions with resources. The specification also includes elements present in other specifications like WS-ResourceLifetime, WS-ResourceProperties, and WS-Management to standardize how to use Web services for resource creation, access, manipulation, destruction and as well as managing its lifecycle.
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DSL tools documentation
DSL tools documentation is available at MSDN. The actual tools plan to ship as part of the Visual Studio SDK this September.
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Invoking WSE 3.0 Secure Web Services from Windows Workflow Foundation
I was recently asked if there was an easy way to invoke WSE 3.0 Web Services from a Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) workflow. One of the key features that make WF different from other Workflow engines is the combination of declarative language (XAML) and imperative language (C#-VB.NET). Having the capability to extend the workflow using .NET code makes it possible to invoke WSE 3.0 Web Services in the same way as a classic .NET client application. The key is to apply the client policy to the proxy class used by the InvokeWebService activity.
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Hosting InfoPath forms
If you are interested to know how to web-host InfoPath forms this article describe the required steps in details.