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Apr
SOA, ESB, BPM, EAI with Microsoft BizTalk Server 2010
Some of Microsoft’s platform products are specially dedicated to enterprise scenarios and specific. This is the case of BizTalk Dedicated Server, an application integration engine, which has evolved greatly over the past 10 years. I have worked with BizTalk from time to time, throughout its various versions. Much has changed since the 2000 and 2002... Read More
13
Apr
Patterns For Building Applications For Windows Azure
I’m doing some projects that are to develop patterns. So, here’s some examples drawn from the WAG: A typical application containing Web Roles, Worker Roles and communication Queues Azure is shown below: A simplified version of this pattern with ASP.NET Forms Authentication for Azure Tables see below:
13
Apr
.NET Framework 4 – A Map Of Resources and Reference Architectures
This week we spend enough time talking about the platform of applications and resources. NET 4. But expanding a little more vision, I thought to create a table with the key components for each category of service or application found on a platform. The result was as follows: The table above shows a map of... Read More
13
Apr
SQL Server 2008 R2 – StreamInsight Technology
Another issue that has arisen as a novelty is the new StreamInsight technology present in SQL Server 2008 R2 . The technology is related to StreamInsight scenarios streaming event data or applications with complex event processing (CEP – Complex Event Processing) , very common on the market today. StreamInsight Why is it important? You may... Read More
13
Apr
A Few Words About Mission Critical Projects
This week I accompanied some discussions in the forum of the .NET Architects. Among several issues, one in particular caught my attention: Mission Critical projects. What do you mean by a Mission Critical Project ? From Wikipedia we have the term Mission Critical refers to any factors ( equipment, process, procedure, software , etc.). it... Read More
