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Buying and Driving your SOA
When I get around to buying a new car, I know what is important to me. Being 6 feet 4 inches tall the first criteria is whether or not I can sit comfortably and see myself driving many miles, and then small things become important, like whether I can see the lights at an intersection. The comfort...
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Join us with the SSWUG founder, Stephen Wynkoop ...
Join us tomorrow at a on-line webinar discussing how to Improve .NET Application Performance & Reliability. Stephen and I will be giving a break down on our perspectives... -
SOA as a Corporate Responsibility
David Linthicum of ZapThink wrote a short article recently on SOA as a Corporate Responsibility. While I enjoy reading David's writings, there were a few things in this article that made the hair on the back...
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Updating XML with XQuery 1.0
I was reading an interesting discussion yesterday on xquery-talk, replacing a node in in-memory XML.How can one modify an XML structure through XQuery? In the future, the... -
The Buzz Is Getting Louder!
It's been a good month, and I thought I'd take a post to celebrate AND educate. This post's a bit more sales-y than usual, don't say I didn't warn you.
Though, I swear that the stories I tell here are true, I do try to keep these posts pretty light hearted. At the same time, I share my...
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We're Running out of Words
Forrester calls us SOA and Web Services Management. I like Forrester, they ranked us quite well.
I was re-listening to a David Linthicum EBizQ...
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XQJ Part X - XML Pipelines
Today's post in the XQJ series is about XML Pipelines. How can we create a pipeline of XQueries or how to integrate XQuery with JAXP based XML processors.An... -
UDDI in a Web 2.0 world
As you may know, UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery and Integration) was originally designed for publicly accessible registries. As part of making this possible, UDDI includes an "elegant" (engineer speak for "indescribably complex") mechanism for defining taxonomies (known as tModel's for those... -
Yes! You can finally query your office documents!
When I was working on an XML database in the late nineties, I remember hearing a lot of noise about the fact that — finally! — XML would allow for real reuse and collaboration when working with applications like word processors and spreadsheet editors. Copy like "Data is finally disjoint from format;...
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