Jonathan Bruce
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Just in time for Tech Ed: Orcas LINQ goes CTP
Last week I was totally immersed in some forward thinking in .a very broad set of .NET technologies. It was great to be a part of it.
This week I notice, Orcas, the codename for LINQ has gone...
Interesting fall-out on Java open-sourcing proposals
Danese Cooper outlines an interesting perspective on some of the Java open sourcing proposals...
Although I won't pretend to be intimately familiar with these discussions during my time at...
.NET to Java hubub from JavaOne 2006
Danny Coward was probably one of the smartest people I worked with back at Sun, however I am concerned as to his latest posting on a new .NET to Java Project. I have come across numerous postings on Java.NET, but very...
Released: Connect for ADO.NET 3.0
I've just released Connect for ADO.NET 3.0. Some highlights:
- Full Support for .NET Framework 2.0
- Full Support for ADO.NET 2.0
- Full Support for MetaData Collections and a consistent view of meta data across Oracle, DB2, Sybase and SQL Server
- And lastly, full Microsoft Visual...
Exposing the underside of NGEN
NGEN is somewhat mysterious, at least in terms of the advantages it offers application at runtime. Are the benefits really material? This article should leave you with the correct impressions.
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JavaOne 2006: Distributed Bookstore: XQuery in Java™ Technology-Based SOA Applications
If you are attending JavaOne this year, I would recommend you attend this talk given by Jonathan Robie and Jason Hunter
Distributed Bookstore: XQuery in Java™ Technology-Based SOA Applications;...
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