I've been reading Rocky Lhotka 's posts from today on Remoting , SOA as RPC and Services having tiers . I think he's right about a lot of what he has to say and that got me thinking about SQL Server 2005's Web Services and Service Broker (again). Continues here...

I've not really blogged much about Code Camp II since getting back from Boston. Mostly my own fault. But let me tell you, Thom and Joe put together one great show and if you, can I highly recommend going to the next iteration of it scheduled for Q1 2005. The highlight for me was getting to talk about...

I've been reading Rocky Lhotka 's posts from today on Remoting , SOA as RPC and Services having tiers . I think he's right about a lot of what he has to say and that got me thinking about SQL Server 2005's Web Services and Service Broker (again). Continues here...

I've not really blogged much about Code Camp II since getting back from Boston. Mostly my own fault. But let me tell you, Thom and Joe put together one great show and if you, can I highly recommend going to the next iteration of it scheduled for Q1 2005. The highlight for me was getting to talk about...

...you better get on it ASAP . I'm hopefull that we're going to see a blizzard of activity there in the next few days related to SQL Server 2005 Express, Express Manager (XM) and build releases. 'nuff said?

...you better get on it ASAP . I'm hopefull that we're going to see a blizzard of activity there in the next few days related to SQL Server 2005 Express, Express Manager (XM) and build releases. 'nuff said?

Glen Gordon is doing a web cast on it this Thursday. Register here. It should be over before mine (on Reporting Services) if you're interested in both.

Glen Gordon is doing a web cast on it this Thursday. Register here. It should be over before mine (on Reporting Services) if you're interested in both.