Heterogeneous Data Access in .NET - Coding Directly to ADO.NET – Approach #1: Coding Directly to ADO.NET
Guest blogging once again for Jonathan, this is Mike Frost with part 1 of my series on Heterogeneous Data Access in .NET - Coding Directly to ADO.NET
Before I begin though, I should make a comment about the reason for this series. After many conversations with .NET developers and with...
Before I begin though, I should make a comment about the reason for this series. After many conversations with .NET developers and with...
XQuery for the SQL programmer – Publishing data as XML
Publishing data as XML... What did you expect, of course that such topic needs to be handled in a series like XQuery for the SQL Programmer. Despite the enormous usage of XML throughout most application...
SOA is like a financial market part II
Glen Daniels added a good comment on one of my last posts. Glen's point was that in a financial market everyone tries to achieve their own goals, but it's different in an enterprise - an enterprise is more...
WOA governance
Joe McKendrick wrote an interesting post on WOA winning the personality contest versus SOA.
That got me to thinking: If we need governance for SOA, do we need it for WOA also?
Some would argue that it's the complexity...
Bridging the gap between EDI, proprietary formats and XML
Minollo is back on stage next Wednesday. In this week's webinar he explores how to bridge the gap between EDI, proprietary formats, and XML.
- Extracting data from EDI and proprietary files
Manipulate an EDI file or proprietary files as simple XML documents, and extract information...
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