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New MySQL JDBC Driver
Ok, due to popular demand we have a new MySQL JDBC driver offering in our new service pack for 3.7 we released yesterday. I'm not in marketing (and I don't want to sound like I am), but from a technical perspective it is really cool. Go download it and play with... -
Data Access in Eclipse: QuantumDB
I've been playing around with JLINQ some more (post on that next week I hope) and in the midst I was referred to a really nice open source Eclipse plugin, QuantumDB.
I installed it and have to say that those guys really know what they're doing. I plugged in our JDBC drivers and was off and... -
Just Say No to Proprietary APIs!!
If you're thinking of implementing a proprietary API to expose the data in your application, think twice before you start! It can be a costly and cumbersome, and an API SDK can help save time and leave you with standards based connectivity to boot. It just so happens that our senior director of... -
Stop picking on Microsoft!
Or rather, pick on them, but save some energy for others committing the same SOA infrastructure crimes.
A lot of commotion around Microsoft "missing the SOA boat" in the blogosphere over the last couple of days. I find it interesting on a number of levels.
Why only pick on...
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XQJ Part VII - Typing
In today's post of the XQJ series, we'll have a closer look at how XQJ interacts with the XQuery type system. XQuery is a strongly typed... -
How to bullet-proof the Data Access Application Block (DAAB)
Microsoft’s Patterns and Practices group have produced a plethora coding patterns in the form of software blocks that has garnered a huge following in the .NET developer space. Of note is the... -
Article about SOA and XQuery
I recently wrote an article, "SOA and the importance of XQuery", published on "The SOA Magazine".
You can read the details in the article, but the point I make is that I believe XQuery will... -
XQuery book recommendation
Now and then I'm asked for advice on XQuery books. There are two books I strongly recommend these days.The first is My second recommendation is... -
XQJ Part VI - Manipulating the static context
Today's post in the XQJ series explains how to access and manipulate the static context through the XQJ API.XQuery defines the Static Context as...
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