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January 2004 - Posts
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Jan Tielens presents some ideas on how to do reporting in a SOA world and poses the question whether or not there are any other know solutions or products:
In the "good old days" of pure two-tier Client/Server programming it was quite simple: the Read More
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The 2004 conference season is about to start. Tomorrow: OOP 2004 in Munich, then .NET Day in Vienna (Jan 28), then DevDays in Belgium (Feb 10-11), then dot.net konferenz and Basta!2004 in Frankfurt (Feb 9-12), then DevWeek 2004 in London (Feb 23-27) Read More
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Normally it's the worst possible idea to create a program which doesn't check its input parameters. No matter if this takes the form of a data file, network buffer, command line parameter, registry setting, or user input: you should never trust it, and Read More
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While you've been out: TheServerSide.NET.
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The one and only true help in Web Services world has just been released: SoapScope hits version 3.0. Congrats for shipping!
I've been a SoapSope customer since the early days (which in this business admittedly weren't much more than a year ago) and Read More
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In preparations for a talk about .NET and Java interoperability at OOP 2004, I'm currently running a complete interoperability environment on my laptop. I can - theoretically at least - communicate using .NET 1.1, Indigo (in VM), BEA WebLogic, IBM WebSphere, Read More
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Thanks for the great feedback on my previous article on O/R Mappers. I just wanted to add some more of my 2 cents to the issue of scalability with O/R Mappers (or DataAdapters) compared to using a tasty dose of raw, handcrafted SQL in all its beauty. Read More
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Wow - this concept video's application is massive!
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I'm guilty. I don't believe in O/R Mappers as general purpose solution for all applications. I think that they have some place in this world but wouldn't necessarily see them as the centerpiece of data access in most software architectures.
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Glad that I haven't been travelling today: the pilot of an Austrian Airlines flight from Vienna to Munich had to bring the Fokker 70 down in an emergency landing on a snow-covered field. (Only three injured. Great pilot, by the way!)
Personal sidenote: Read More
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