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A Service Oriented Geek
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Ok, I've been working in Premier support for exactly 5 months now (to the day). I must have learned something interesting I can share with everyone. I mean it looks like the only blogger left alive on SOAPitStop is Anachostic (good stuff by the way...
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Recently I was involved in troubleshooting a very interesting problem with a ASMX 1.1 web service that I wanted to share. Being a self-proclaimed SOA geek I was shocked to learn that the character type in .NET was not interoperable. That's right folks...
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That's right, the Florida .NET community continues to grow. The Central Florida .NET User Group will be based out of Lakeland, Florida and we will be having our first meeting on November 13th at 6:30 pm. This gives all of those .NET junkies that live...
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Part two of my series on Windows Communication Foundation has been published at Acitve Software Professional. This second part will dive into the varying types of contracts, runtime behaviors, and hosting options with WCF. Enjoy! Windows Communication...
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Part one of my two part series on Windows Communication Foundation has been published at Acitve Software Professional. This article comes complete with a code demo that shows all of the new configuration files used to create and invoke a WCF service....
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I've been having some great conversations with my SOA blog buddies and I wanted to share. 1. 10 Things I Hate About Indigo by John-Cavnar Johnson 2. 5 Things I Love About Indigo John-Cavnar Johnson 3. Indigo Has A Simple Messaging Model by John-Cavnar...
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The Indigo road show has come and gone and I have to give it up to Microsoft for sending such incredible representitives to talk about the next generation of distributed systems. Rich Turner and Ami Vora were both incredibly knowledgeable and approachable...
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So the Indigo Road show is here in Tampa on 8/11 and I have spent the last few days scowering the blogs to get some good conversation points for Rich Turner the Program Manager from Microsoft's Distributed Systems Group (recently appointed). It didn't...
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