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  • Speaking about REST at IASA RC

    I just finished my session about RESTful Services patterns at the Dallas IASA Regional Conference . I would like to thanks Paul Preiss and the IASA folks for extending me this invitation and particularly to all the folks who attended the session. The slide deck can be downloaded here and I think the...
    Posted to Jesus Rodriguez's WebLog (Weblog) by gsusx on 11-06-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: WCF, SOA, Web Services, Architecture, Standards, REST

  • Adding caching to WCF RESTful services using the REST Starter Kit

    As promised, this is the first of a series of posts that intend to cover the new capabilities implemented in the WCF REST Starter Kit to enhance the development of RESTful services using WCF. Specifically, this post is focus on how to enable caching on RESTFul services by using the REST Starter Kit ...
    Posted to Jesus Rodriguez's WebLog (Weblog) by gsusx on 10-29-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: WCF, SOA, Web Services, Architecture, .NET Framework, Design Patterns, REST

  • Microsoft gives you more REST

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    Posted to Jesus Rodriguez's WebLog (Weblog) by gsusx on 10-27-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: WCF, SOA, Web Services, Architecture, Standards, Web Services Interoperability, .NET Framework, REST

  • Configuring the BAM WCF interceptor programmatically

    Although adding the BAM WCF-WF interceptors via .config files works for most of the scenarios, there are some cases on which you need to add these interceptors programmatically. Dealing with multiple BAM databases, dynamically enabling and disabling tracking and dynamically adjusting the polling intervals...
    Posted to Jesus Rodriguez's WebLog (Weblog) by gsusx on 10-09-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: WCF, BizTalk Server, SOA, Web Services, Architecture, .NET Framework

  • Speaking at Oracle Open World

    This weekend I am heading to San Francisco to speak at Oracle Open World (OOW). The topic ( take a guess :) )Web Services interoperability between WCF and Oracle WebLogic. This time, I have the pleasure of sharing stage with Pyounguk Cho, Product Manager of the Oracle SOA Suite. We plan to show a real...
    Posted to Jesus Rodriguez's WebLog (Weblog) by gsusx on 09-19-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: .NET J2EE interoperability, WCF, SOA, Oracle, Web Services, Architecture, Web Services Interoperability, .NET Framework, Design Patterns, REST

  • EOAST - Evolution of a software thingy - Part 3

    This is the the third instalment of my experiences and ideas around the development of a piece of software to initially satisfy my disappointment around Outlook and also to allow me to play with some new technologies and making them all work together. Part 1 is here and Part 2 is here . This latest instalment...
    Posted to Glavs Blog (Weblog) by Glav on 09-09-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: .NET, WCF, Community News, Architecture

  • EOAST - Evolution of a software thingy - Part 2

    In a part 1 of this series , I talked about what was the purpose of coming up with this "software thingy". Now I will tackle some of the design aspects that have evolved as I have been working on it. Just to mention the requirements again though, it must be able to gather and store information from literally...
    Posted to Glavs Blog (Weblog) by Glav on 08-11-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: .NET, WCF, Community News, Architecture, XAML

  • WCF XAML injection

    During the last years there have been a lot of talks about the influence of dynamic and functional languages on techniques like dependency injection, aspect oriented programming etc. Both paradigms are having a deep impact in the way we architect applications nowadays. Specifically, the world of Service...
    Posted to Jesus Rodriguez's WebLog (Weblog) by gsusx on 08-08-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: WCF, Windows Workflow, SOA, Web Services, Architecture, .NET Framework, Microsoft, Design Patterns

  • EOAST - Evolution of a software thingy - Part 1

    Its been a little while since I have blogged as I haven't had very many value items to add to the blogosphere lately. However, I have been steadily (albeit slowly) working away on a little software project that may or may not see the light of day, but it has been a fun learning experience, and may eventually...
    Posted to Glavs Blog (Weblog) by Glav on 08-04-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: .NET, WCF, Community News, Architecture

  • Joe does SOA

    Tomorrow Joe Klug will be presenting a session about Microsoft’s Real World SOA vision at the Microsoft’s offices in Downers Grove, IL. As part of the session Joe will present a version of a demo we built last year as an example of how to use Microsoft Office SharePoint Server and windows Communication...
    Posted to Jesus Rodriguez's WebLog (Weblog) by gsusx on 07-22-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: WCF, BizTalk Server, Windows Workflow, SOA, Web Services, Architecture, Standards, Conferences, .NET Framework, Microsoft
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