.NET StockTrader 2.0 Demo at TechEd IT Pro
What a crazy couple of weeks in Orlando! I was at TechEd Developer last week doing a couple of sessions on my app, .NET StockTrader 2.0, and still here this week to do a .NET StockTrader 2.0 demo during Bob Muglia’s keynote at TechEd IT Pro. I will also have our partner, WS02, joining us on stage during the demo to showcase the interoperability on an Apache platform. Part of Bob’s keynote address, the .NET StockTrader and Configuration Service 2.0 will show how a composite application, running across Windows-, IBM WebSphere- and Apache-distributed components, could dynamically virtualized against physical resources on-premises and across the cloud.
New interoperability features demonstrated with WS-* Advanced Web Service Security are below:
· Message level security interoperability with WSO2 open-source based Web Services Application Server (Java)
· Message level security interoperability with WSO2 open-source Web Services Framework for PHP
· Interoperability across three distinct platforms (Microsoft, PHP, Apache Axis2/C) via Advanced WS-* protocols and X.509 certificates on service clients and service hosts.
Also, this demo shows that interoperability is real and ready for customers to leverage today. .NET StockTrader and Configuration Services 2.0 let customers to take advantage of their existing services and applications while enabling them to easily scale out by automatically detecting when you’ve added new computing nodes to the network and take advantage of scaling out with greater power. Real-world IT environments are a mix of technologies and we continue to prioritize to help customers achieve interoperability between systems for the benefit of sharing information across organizational and corporate boundaries.
There’ll also be a TechEd Online Interop panel discussion on Tuesday, June 10 at 2:00-3:00 pm ET with WS02, Sun and TIBCO to discuss how interoperability is important today and the role it plays for customers in the future. The panel will be held in the TEO are by the Microsoft store so if you have free time then, you should come by and watch the panel. It’ll be moderated by Burton analyst, Chris Haddad, and will be discussing the importance of interoperability today in our industry. The panel will also be taped so if you can’t make it, you can also check it online on the Tech·Ed Online Web site.
