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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

I've noticed that, like Rudy Giuliani, I still purchase my clothes a few sizes too big. While I can't speak for Rudy, somewhere deep inside I've been conditioned to think that when I buy clothes, I have to buy them big and "grow into them." I rationalize this by enjoying the fact that I can go...