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07 November 2008
Geneva supports OASIS WS-Trust, SAML
Last week at the PDC 2008, Microsoft released the public beta of “Geneva”. “Geneva” is three things: Geneva Server. This is a security token service (STS), as defined in the OASIS WS-Trust specification. This thing issues and transforms claims, manages Read More...
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05 November 2008
Connect WebSphere and Java applications to SQL Server
FYI: The MS JDBC Driver is completely tested by IBM for use with WebSphere App Server v6.1 and v7.0. From the IBM Announcement for WebSphere Application Server v7.0 : WebSphere Application Server V7.0 does not include the WebSphere Connect JDBC driver Read More...
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29 October 2008
It just got easier to build REST apps in .NET
The REST starter kit that we launched at PDC is now live! :: http://www.msdn.com/wcf/rest . The WCF REST Starter Kit is a set of features, Visual Studio templates, samples and guidance that help people build REST apps using WCF. WCF, part of the .NET Read More...
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13 October 2008
Eclipse tools for Silverlight and .NET
There is now an Eclipse project, Eclipse4SL , to produce tools that work with Microsoft Silverlight . See Neil Hutson's blog post for some details. For those of you who have day jobs and find it hard to keep up with all the code-names and product names Read More...
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09 October 2008
Weblogic JMS with .NET
This came out last month, I just learned about it from an email from Jesus today. WebLogic Server 10gR3 now has an officially-supported .NET client for its JMS provider . Very cool. Some of you might be wondering, just what does that mean? It means there Read More...
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05 September 2008
Using the WSDL-First design approach with WCF services
Couple of helpful posts from the archives for you. If you are care about interop, then you probably want to use a contract-first or WSDL-first design for your web services. In other words, you will not simply decorate server-side code annotations (in Read More...
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04 September 2008
Web services interop with WCF - Relevant Forum Questions
I was just browsing the WCF forum on MSDN. Here's a summary of the recent interesting threads dealing with interop: How to map complex data types exposed by a J2EE web services, into a WCF client? How to use connect from an AXIS 2 client to a WCF service Read More...
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12 August 2008
HOW TO: Configure the jakarta Tomcat connector for IIS (serve JSP from IIS)
Steve Sfartz offers a tip for configuring the Tomcat connector on IIS, to allow IIS and Tomcat to run from the same domain. This will allow numerous interop scenarios, one of which is to allow IIS to serve Silverlight apps while the Tomcat engine can Read More...
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30 July 2008
Changing of the Guard: AXIS out, JAXWS in
I'm switching my preferred web services stack for Java, from Apache AXIS to JAX-WS. Read More...
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29 July 2008
Connecting to Exchange using JAX-WS, part 1
Yes, it is possible to Connect to Exchange using JAX-WS The fear and trepidation I had when considering the effort to connect a Java application to Exchange Server 2007 was well founded. It wasn't easy. I'm going to spoil the ending and tell you, yes, Read More...
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21 July 2008
Connecting Java to Exchange over WebDAV, with Apache HttpClient
Earlier I mentioned a Java Exchange Connector I had seen, and in that post I also said that I had some code that connected from Java to Exchange Server via WebDAV. Some people have asked for the code, so here it is. I use a set of Apache libraries to Read More...
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18 June 2008
Open Source and Interoperability
Open. Source. Is. Not. Interoperability. Ted Neward is an entertaining and talented writer, not to mention a stand-up guy, and a first-rate technogeek. But that doesn't mean he is always right. I was just reading and old post of his which I missed during Read More...
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17 June 2008
Java Exchange Connector and EWSJ
Just saw this on TheServerSide.com . The Exchange Web Services for Java (EWSJ - what happened to the 4?). It's a Java class library that uses the Apache AXIS web services stack to connect connects to Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, via the published and Read More...
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30 May 2008
DotNetZip, open source library for .ZIP files, revs to v1.4
I have updated DotNetZip, the open source Zip Library for .NET, to v1.4. Find it at http://www.codeplex.com/DotNetZip . New features!! password support is here! Whoohoo!! This is PKzip (weak) encryption. Another new feature: you can now add entries into Read More...
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03 April 2008
Whatever happened to WSRP? (psst: I'll give you a hint, it rhymes with BEST, and you can do it on a mattress)
Remember when the Java vendors used to advocate WSRP as a way to accomplish Interop ? I never thought much of WSRP as a tool for implementing interop, and I went on the record with that . Web services (without the RP add-on), and REST are what people Read More...
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