Rick Garibay posted the availability of Neuron 2.5 and points to my series on the product: http://samgentile.com/Web/neuron-esb/ . Why should you care? Neuron is the the only commercial ESB built on WCF and the .NET Framework that is fully supported by a Microsoft Partner WCF is just a framework, not...
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Introduction In the last article, we started to implement messaging applications, specifically Message Routers. We first turned, as usual to the Hohpe and Woolf book to look at the Message Router pattern. We then looked at variants of routers. I then spent some time looking at what is involved in implementing...
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Part 5 – Itinerary Based Routing Message Pattern in Neuron Introduction In the last installment, I discussed the Publish-Subscribe Message Exchange Pattern. We looked at classical definitions of the MEP, and then looked at how this pattern is the very base of the internal architecture of Neuron...
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Blog Post 4 – Publish-Subscribe Messaging and Neuron Topic Networks Introduction In the last installment, I took a very high-level look at the Neuron architecture. In particular, I spoke of the “internal view” of the bus: Neuron’s internal publish-subscribe messaging model. Most...
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Blog Post 3 – High Level View of the Neuron Architecture Introduction Last time around, in the second installment of this series, I moved from an abstract discussion of ESBs in general to a concrete one focusing on Neuron specifically. I focused on some key aspects of the product. These included...
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Series – Enterprise Service Buses (ESBs) Drive SOA Adoption Blog Post 2 – Neuron as an ESB - Connectivity Introduction Last time around, in the first installment of this series, I began by giving my rationale for looking deeper at the Neuron ESB, particularly around it being the only packaged...
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Introduction to ESBs: What are ESBs and Why Would You Need One? Introduction to the Series I am starting a new series that takes a deeper look at what Enterprise Service Buses (ESBs) are, and the benefits they bring to both integration as well as driving SOA adoption. I am going to focus on the Neuron...
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This is 9th of a series. I haven’t really received much feedback. Please let me know if this is useful, if posts too long, too abstract, your thoughts. Symptoms of a Problem, Diagnosis and Why SOA? Dynamic IT to Support the Agile Business and Business Benefits of SOA What is Service Orientation...
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Udi, a man I respect immensely and has a great framework in NServiceBus, writes a post where he seems to do a lot of comparing to Neuron, comes up with some benchmark numbers, and then seems to call it "never really a comparison." I love the blog post, but I think you're really comparing apples...
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I announced back here , that we had released Neuron 2.0 RTM Neuron 2.0 marketing datasheet Neuron ESB Web site ( Technorati Tags: Neudesic , Neuron ESB , Neuron , WCF , SOA , ESB...
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