Archives
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W3C on SML and WSDL 2.0
Good news from W3C, SML and WSDL 2.0 are almost out the door:
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JMS based Web Services in Oracle App Server Part 1: WCF Interoperability
This is the first of two articles intended to illustrate Java Messaging Service (JMS)-based Web Services using Oracle Application Server. Specifically, this article focuses on how to achieve JMS .NET interoperability through JMS-based Web Services.
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My session slides
Thanks to all the people who attended to my session Unifying Integration: Building Line of Business Adapters with WCF Deep Dive at the MVP summit. My co-speaker Sonu Arora has uploaded the slides to https://msmvps.team.partners.extranet.microsoft.com/windowsserver/pgsites/default.aspx. Given NDA reasons we can’t share all the content but I’ll be blogging about the demos in the next weeks.
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SCA v1.0 released
Some of the main J2EE vendors released today the first series of SCA specifications. The series includes bindings for integrating some of the main SOA-J2EE technologies
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Database transactions and EBay
Large-scale distributed systems often require the use of non-traditional techniques in order to improve performance. Martin Fowler (Chief Scientist ThougthWorks) explains how EBay avoid the use of database transactions.
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WF and WS-BPEL 1.1
The first CTP of the WS-BPEL 1.1 activities for Windows Workflow Foundation are now available. A later release plans to support WS-BPEL 2.0
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MVPSummit 2007 summary
The MVP Summit finalized yesterday. I had a wonderful time and enjoyed the sessions. Was a good time to catch up with some friends and also the opportunity to finally met people like: Charles Young , Dr Nick among others. At the dinner my friend Harry Pierson and I started bombarding Dr Nick with the necessity to implement durable duplex (a.k,a Service Broker bindings) in WCF.
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MVPSummit 2007
The conference season is starting. I have a few presentations scheduled for the first part of the year including Microsoft Teched and SOAWorld. Next week I am heading towards Redmon for the MVPSummit where I’ll have the pleasure of sharing stage with Sonu Arora (Program Manager BizTalk Server). Our session is going to dive deep into the .NET 3.0 adapter framework components including some of the tips and tricks for building adapters with the new framework. We’ve prepared some cool content and demos. If you are attending to the summit, swing by our session, we promised to keep it excited :D.
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Microsoft will support WS-BPEL 2.0
I know it is been a few days since the announcement but I am really happy to see Microsoft embracing WS-BPEL 1.1 and 2.0.