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Apache support for the .NET StockTrader

This week at ApacheCon 2008, WS02 announced that they will be building an open source version of the .NET StockTrader sample application under “Project Stonehenge.” Driven by WS02, “Project Stonehenge” is a new Apache incubation project. They will use this project to set up sample applications to demonstrate seamless interoperability with multiple underlying platform technologies by using currently defined W3C and OASIS standards.

 

I think this is really exciting news, as it gives developers best practices for interoperable applications that communicate via distributed protocols. The project will demonstrate interoperability between platforms and provide sample code upon using service-oriented architecture (SOA), which developers can use in their own work. It also demonstrates cross-platform deployments of SOA technologies, which demonstrates both the technical and business value of SOA. 

 

WS02 has been working with us since TechEd US last June on demonstrating interoperability using the .NET StockTrader reference application. I was on stage with them as they showed their demo during Bob Muglia’s keynote, and it’s great to see them to continue their support for the .NET StockTrader. We will also continue to support their interoperability efforts and consider participating in the future, including implementations of sample applications like the .NET StockTrader app. This project could offer a forum for important interoperability efforts around WS* and SOA, which can benefit the industry and customers.

 

Can’t wait to see what else we see in interoperability!

Posted: Monday, November 10, 2008 7:19 PM by gregleak@microsoft.com
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bhaskar762000 said:

Hi Greg,

I would like to see this initiative taken by Microsoft to enable technical community to have a look into how WCF can be used to SOA enable the existing enterprise.

I am trying to download it from the microsoft site for last few days but the link seems to be broken.

Would you like to upload its(Stocktrader application) copy on your blog.

Cheers

Rajiv

# November 24, 2008 12:51 PM

gregleak@microsoft.com said:

sorry for late post; I had asked MSDN team to investigate, my internally-generated download stats showed some serious issues with MSDN download sites overall on certain days; I have been told they were addressed but if not, please let me know.

# January 12, 2009 10:18 PM

Jesus Rodriguez's WebLog said:

Last week, Microsoft showed their commitment to promote best practices around Web Services interoperability

# January 22, 2009 9:23 AM
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