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How Can I Help You With Your WCF/WF/Neuron/Messaging Needs Today?: I mentioned that I was looking for new opportunitie s but I have decided to concentrate my independent Microsoft .NET consulting on all things Connected Systems and Messaging. I see many shops around the country struggling with WCF and WF. In this area...
Posted 18 July 2008 11:00 AM by Sam Gentile | 1 comment(s)
Filed under: Personal, WCF, SOA, WF, WCF/Indigo, Microsoft, BizTalk, BizTalk Server, BizTalk Services, Neudesic, NeuronESB, Service Oriented Architecture, Windows Workflow Foundation, SOAP. Google. Web 2.0, Windows Communication Foundation, Neuron ESB, Neuron, Software Archiitecture, SOAP, S+S, SAML, NServiceBus

New and Notable 245: Co-Workers Mark Bosley is finding out that Reflector is the Swiss Knife of Workflow programming Meanwhile, resident Neuron genius David Pallmann goes through the story of being " Licensed to WSDL " :) Computer Languages/Functional Languages...
Posted 25 May 2008 11:50 AM by Sam Gentile | 3 comment(s)
Filed under: WCF, SOA, IronRuby, WCF/Indigo, New and Notable, BizTalk, Neudesic, Service Oriented Architecture, Sharepoint, SOAP. Google. Web 2.0, F#

New and Notable 212: BizTalk Services This is one way to find out that the BizTalk Services hosted at http://biztalk.net have been updated :) WCF/Web Service Software Factory/Oslo/Neudesic I really love the new Web Services Software Factory and the Contract Modeling capabilities...
Posted 23 December 2007 09:02 AM by Sam Gentile | 2 comment(s)
Filed under: Silverlight, Windows Communication Foundation, WCF, Microsoft .NET, ASP.NET, SOA, WCF/Indigo, New and Notable, Microsoft, BizTalk, BizTalk Server, BizTalk Services, Connected Systems, CSD, Neudesic, NeuronESB, Service Oriented Architecture, WPF, Windows Presentation Foundation, Neuron ESB, Neuron, ASP.NET AJAX, Visual Studio 2008, VS 2008, ASP.NET MVC

New Speaking Date - Bringing SOA to Life with ESB & WCF (CNUG - Chicago, IL) Non INETA: New gig subbing for Curt Peterson, our Distinguished Engineer Bringing SOA to Life with ESB & WCF (CNUG - Chicago, IL) Wed., Oct. 17, 2007 - Event Time & Location TBA Chicago .NET Users Group (CNUG) Presenters: Sam Gentile - Principal Consultant...
Posted 19 September 2007 08:22 AM by Sam Gentile | 1 comment(s)
Filed under: WCF, SOA, BizTalk, Connected Systems, CSD, Enterprise Architecture, ESB, Neudesic, Service Oriented Architecture, Neuron ESB

SOA: It's The Business Stupid!: Here is an edited subset of what I said on that internal thread on my continuing fustration about how technolgyu vendors trying to sell products have hijacked the term SOA. It's NOT about technology at all! My friend Michele Bustamente, while I was...
Posted 17 September 2007 01:30 PM by Sam Gentile | 2 comment(s)
Filed under: WCF, SOA, BizTalk, Connected Systems, CSD, Enterprise Architecture, ESB, Neudesic, Service Oriented Architecture, Neuron ESB

ESB: Appendix or Skeleton?: The braintrust internally had a great discussion about the recent ZDNet article, ESB: Useless as a Human Appendix? , quotes an article by Bobby Woolf that raises this question. See David Pallmann's post for our discussion and response. It's so...
Posted 17 September 2007 01:23 PM by Sam Gentile | 1 comment(s)
Filed under: WCF, SOA, BizTalk, Connected Systems, CSD, Enterprise Architecture, ESB, Neudesic, Service Oriented Architecture, Neuron ESB

New and Notable 191: Ah, the StarBucks is starting to kick in... BizTalk/WCF/MSMQ/WF/CSD/Orcas Neudesic's own David Pallmann talks about using the new WCF LOB Adapters with our Neuron ESB Stephen has some helpful tips on processing MSMQ FIFO messages in WCF My friend...
Posted 17 September 2007 09:38 AM by Sam Gentile | 1 comment(s)
Filed under: WCF, SOA, .NET Framework 3.5, BizTalk, Connected Systems, CSD, Enterprise Architecture, ESB, Neudesic, Orcas, Service Oriented Architecture, Neuron ESB

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