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Video of Tech Head Brothers new authoring tool based on Word 2007

In the following video I present the different features of the new authoring tool for my portal Tech Head Brothers . First you will see the use of ClickOnce to enable easy installation on the author computer. This will also allow an easy update scenario. A great plus compared to the past. Then you will...

Posted to Laurent Kempé (Weblog) by lkempe on 09-07-2008, 12:00 AM
Filed under: Tech Head Brothers, VSTO, WCF, SOAP, Office 2007, Open XML, WordML
New step in my authoring tool using Word 2007

This evening I took the time to implement a new step on the new version of Tech Head Brothers authoring tool. Now I am able to write an article in Word 2007 and post it using Web Services. The next picture is the result of posting from Word 2007 on the web site using Web Services: Here is how it looks...

Posted to Laurent Kempé (Weblog) by lkempe on 09-05-2008, 12:00 AM
Filed under: Tech Head Brothers, Web Services, VSTO, WCF, SOAP, .NET Framework 3.5, Office 2007, Open XML, WordML
Migration from WSE 3 to WCF

I started to migrate the Tech Head Brothers authoring tool and portal from Web Service Enhancement 3 (WSE 3) to Windows Communication Foundation (WCF). This is a next step in the integration of .NET Framework 3 in Tech Head Brothers portal. Till today I was using WSE 3 from the Word VSTO solution to...

Posted to Laurent Kempé (Weblog) by lkempe on 06-27-2007, 12:00 AM
Filed under: ASP.NET 2.0, Web Services, VSTO, WCF, SOAP
Legacy code integration using Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) and Java Axis in a Service Oriented Architecture

What are the options when you need to integrate Windows legacy code in a heterogeneous Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)? The proposed problem was to expose a set of Windows C++ DLLs to a global SOA platform written in Java. Those DLLs would be then exposed as backend computation services. One of the...

Posted to Laurent Kempé (Weblog) by lkempe on 06-21-2007, 12:00 AM
Filed under: Web Services, WCF, Interoperability, Java, Axis, .NET Framework 3.0, SOA, SOAP