The examples I hadrunning in http://dinoch.dyndns.org:7070 and http://dinoch.dyndns.org:8080 , primarily showing interop between Java and Microsoft .NET, are temporarily unavailable. These examples used AXIS, JBoss, and a bunch of other Java technology...

The IBM Message Service Client for .NET, a library shipped by IBM to enable .NET applications to interconnect with Java/JMS applications through WebSphere Queues, has been updated. The big news: it is now officially supported by IBM. Also, it works with .NET v2.0. ...

Visual Studio 2003 SP1 Visual Studio 2005 has been available since November 2005, and I think it's a really good upgrade from VS2003. But, we at Microsoft understand that some people like to stick with what they already have. Along those...

Better .NET interop with IBM CICS, DB2, AS/400, RPG For people interested in interop between .NET applications and IBM systems, HIS 2006 is a big deal. In case you missed it, the Microsoft Host Integration Server 2006 July CTP (beta 2) was released...

Check this out, a series of 4 tutorials from IBM describing how to use DB2 UDB v9, the new release of its database,(previously code-named "Viper") with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 and .NET 2.0. Cool. Use the DB2 native XML data store Create a web App...

Webcast on Contract-First design Popping my head up after having spent the past couple months underground, I found another webcast: Dissecting Contract-First Web Services . It originally aired July 12th, 2006, and is now available for replay...

Microsoft has a couple of interesting interop webcasts coming up. Registration is free and open to everyone. First, there's a "level 300" webcast on Windows Communication Foundation (WCF). It is entitled, Learn The ABCs Of Programming Windows Communication...

mod_rewrite for IIS [Update, 2008 June 18: Due to very strong interest, this rewriting filter was moved to an open-source project hosted on codeplex, in 2006. Called IIRF, it is the closest thing to Apache mod_rewrite for IIS. It now includes a number...

CodePlex is Microsoft's new community development site. One of the interesting projects there is focused on interop - between PHP and .NET. http://www.codeplex.com/Wiki/View.aspx?ProjectName=Phalanger