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Archives / 2006 / October
  • WS-MTOMPolicy

    IBM and Microsoft have published MTOM Serialization Policy Assertion (WS-MTOMPolicy) Version 1.0.

    This specification describes a domain-specific policy assertion that indicates endpoint support of the optimized MIME multipart/related serialization of SOAP messages defined in section 3 of the SOAP Message Transmission Optimization Mechanism specification. This policy assertion can be specified within a policy alternative as defined in WS-Policy Framework and attached to a WSDL description as defined in WS-PolicyAttachment.

  • gSOAP article

    Bo Xie (IBM)wrote an interesting article about how to use gSOAP a Web Services stack optimized for C/C++. I enjoyed reading the article even though when I disagree in some topics. I don’t think that C/C++ is always the best option when comes to build Web Services with a small memory footprint. Proper memory optimization is almost always a design + algorithms decision. And nowadays Standards like MTOM and XOP can help to alleviate those challenges. Also there are another C++ Web Services platforms that perform really well Visual C++ .NET and Systinet WASP Server for C++ are just 2 alternatives to gSOAP when comes to build C++ Web Services.

  • BPI&SOA conference slides

    The slides of my session in the BPI & SOA conference are now available at AdapterWorx. The session was oriented to explore Architecture principles & challenges to design integration solution that involves Software as a Service (SaaS) interactions.

  • SonicMQ adapter

    Thanks to Benny, Joel and the team the documentation of the SonicMQ adapter for BizTalk Server 2006 is now available at AdapterWorx. The trial version of the adapter is also available. Go ahead try it, create some cool demos and provide feedback.

  • Apex

     It’s undeniable that a lot of innovation is happening around Software as a Service (SaaS). I’ve seen a lot of creative ideas coming up form players on the SaaS space. This week in DreamForce SalesForce.com announced Apex which intends to be the programming language to create application on AppExchange. The syntax behind Apex is a combination of a Java-based procedural language and a SOQL-based query language. Conceptually similar to DLINQ but much more constrained feature-wise.

  • BPM&SaaS session

    Thanks to all folks who attended to my session yesterday on the BPM&SOA conference. I’ll publish the presentation and some comments about the Architecture principles in the next few days.

  • BPI&SOA conference: Day 1

    Yesterday was the first day of the BPI&SOA conference. John Evdemon from the Architecture & Strategy team delivered a great session about the principles of Service Orientation, workflow and Business Process Management. The Architecture & Strategy team is always working in a lot of emerging architecture solutions challenges. Yesterday I spent a good part of my day chatting with day about the new areas that they are focusing on. It’s good to see some of those experiences already exposed in a session.