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  • Sam Gentile on BizTalk Blogs

    We, the Connected Systems Community have a new community site started by Microsoft called "BizTalk Blogs ." Don't let the name fool you :) It's not really about BizTalk, which has expanded into a marketing name, but all things CSD like WCF, WF, CardSpace, BizTalk Server, BizTalk Services...
    Posted to Sam Gentile (Weblog) by Sam Gentile on 12-23-2007

  • New and Notable 192

    Thank God for coffee.... Astoria/Orcas/Data Services The Astoria September 2007 CTP is now available for download and it works with Orcas Beta 2. [via ADO.NET team blog ] SOA Nick Mallik details the things you need before SOA reuse starts to become feasable Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz on REST and the Magic of...
    Posted to Sam Gentile (Weblog) by Sam Gentile on 09-19-2007

  • New and Notable 111

    Sipping the first cup of coffee, ah yes, there's a possibility I'll be awake soon...Coffee is God's gift to fathers with three year old girls... Windows Vista The big news is a major new release of Vista, Build 5472 is available now on Connect and I believe its good enough to make a public...
    Posted to Sam Gentile (Weblog) by Sam Gentile on 07-21-2006

  • New and Notable 109

    WCF/SOA Two geat posts by the Hosting man in Indigo, Steve Maines, on the ServiceHostFactory API, and ServiceHostFactory vs. ServiceHostFactoryBase . The ServiceHost is crucial for WCF developers to understand, as it gives WCF a lot of power. It abstracts away the notion of a Host so it'sa fairly...
    Posted to Sam Gentile (Weblog) by Sam Gentile on 07-15-2006
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