All About Interop

Mauro recently posted an entry about how to share session state between an ASP (legacy) and an ASP.NET site. Essentially: Generate a GUID in the ASP site, store it in a database table together with the userid and other required information, including...

Connecting ASP.NET 2.0 GridView to Oracle Lots of people ask about connecting to Oracle with .NET. My answer has always been, there are lots of ways to do it, it's easy. A managed provider for Oracle has shipped with .NET since v1.0, and of course...

Found this while spelunking today. Here's a guy who blogs about .NET for Domino Devs. Lots of code interop and also technology translation information. A side benefit is, the author of the site, Jeff Crossett, is a native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania...

.NET integration with WebSphere Queues - An Update Part of an ongoing series on JMS and .NET interop Some interesting news, related to a prior post on SupportPac IA9H and the IBM Message Service client for .NET (aka XMS.NET). I heard back...

LU2 Connectivity with Host Integration Server LU-what? For all you youngsters out there, maybe you wouldn't know a logical unit if it hit you over the head. But for many enterprises, LU2 is a key protocol they use to integrate with...

First Tango in Redmond? Sun has given their JWSDP+WCF interop effort an official project name - they call it Project Tango . I just saw the official announcement of this. For a long time Microsoft has worked with many others in the WS-* "plugfests...

WCF community Microsoft launched a new community website for Windows Communication Foundation. Check it out. I expect it to turn into a a great spot to swap intelligence on how to effectively apply WCF for building distributed applications in...

IBM Message Service Client for .NET Part of an ongoing series of posts on JMS-to-.NET interop Philip Willoughby of IBM's Hursley Lab writes that IBM have released IBM Message Service Client for .NET (also known as XMS for...