oktober 2007 - Posts

• Two SOA-related Announcements from Microsoft

  Yesterday Christian Weyer (thinktecture) wrote about two interesting SOA-related announcements from Microsoft. Both was totally new for me. The first is Microsoft Managed Services Engine (MSE) that "enables service virtualization through a Service Repository" Read More... Posted den 31 oktober 2007 09:02 by ericqu | 1 Comments Filed under: Design, Architecture, PAG

• Using VS 2008 for .NET 2/3 Projects

  I started to use Visual Studio 2008 for some development when it was released in Beta 2. The projects still targets .NET 2.0 and 3.0, but one nice thing with using VS 2008 is that it is possible to use some of the new compiler goodies. For example there Read More... Posted den 29 oktober 2007 15:29 by ericqu | 0 Comments Filed under: .NET 2.0, The Small Things, .NET 3.0, .NET 3.5

• WS-Eventing

  When creating services in SOA it's very common need, for one service to publish events of different kinds so that other services can react on them. This is called Event Driven Architecture (EDA) and one good blog that I use to follow in the space of SOA Read More... Posted den 22 oktober 2007 12:10 by ericqu | 0 Comments Filed under: Design, Architecture, .NET 3.0

• WSE 3.0 and WCF Not Playing Together

  I have spend some time trying to get a WSE client to be able to call a WCF service without any satisfying results. Sure there are no problem to get a very basic call to interop with no security by creating a custom binding that uses WS-Addressing specification Read More... Posted den 15 oktober 2007 16:46 by ericqu | 3 Comments Filed under: WSE, .NET 3.0

• More Code Analysis Warnings in Visual Studio 2008

  Since I started to move some of my projects to Visual Studio 2008, I suddenly got a lot more warnings from Code Analysis. Today I took the effort to work through the list of the new warnings (I had zero in VS 2005). It turned out that most of them were Read More... Posted den 11 oktober 2007 15:56 by ericqu | 0 Comments Filed under: Team System, .NET 3.5

• MVC Framework for ASP.NET

  If you are interested in ASP.NET and design patterns, especially MVC, I think that you should take a look at ScottGu presentation of the new MVC support in ASP.NET. The framework seems to be extremely pluggable which also means that it will be very testable. Read More... Posted den 9 oktober 2007 15:42 by ericqu | 0 Comments Filed under: .NET 2.0, Design, Dependency Injection, .NET 3.0, .NET 3.5