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February 08, 2008
[Podcast] Shared subscriptions between autonomous components
This week we're discussing scenarios involving the use of multiple autonomous components handling the same event. We also get into the topics of component hosting as well as solution development structure.
Our long-time listener Bill asks the following:
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January 21, 2008
Don't EDA between existing systems
In Nick Malik's great post, EDA: Avoiding coupling on the name he describes additional "handshakes" to be used to avoid the following problems:
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January 07, 2008
More SOA stuff for the DotNet Rocks crowd
Now that the show I did with Carl and Richard is online, I just wanted to let the new visitors to my blog know about all the other podcasts that I've done on SOA.
Here are some of the more popular ones:
And there's always the archives with more than 30 shows up.
If you are a new visitor and are looking for more information on NServiceBus, you can find it all here. You might also want to take a moment to subscribe so that you don't miss out on any of the updates. And, as always, please do feel free to ping me about these topics via email or in the comments below.
Thanks for dropping by.
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December 28, 2007
[Podcast] Can We Do Away with Services and Just Leave the Messaging?
This week we have a comment from a fellow SOA blogger, Jack van Hoof:
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December 14, 2007
[Podcast] Interview with Paul Preiss - IASA President and Founder
In this podcast we talk to Paul Preiss, President and Founder of the International Association of Software Architects, about the field of IT Architecture, the value IASA brings to architects, vendors, and corporate IT, as well as the various training programs available including the free Skills Library--over 600 pages of articles written by architects for architects.
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December 07, 2007
[Podcast] Using WCF for Entity and Activity Services to Implement Business Services
This week we return to the topic of Entity, Activity, and Process services and compare their usages as top-level SOA elements and as implementation details of the application architecture inside a business service.
And the question that this answers is:
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November 23, 2007
[Podcast] Passing Data Between Layers in SOA Model/Smart Client Application
This week we discuss the different options that are available for passing data between a client and a service, as well as common pitfalls around trying to use the same objects for both presentation to the user and persistence to the database.
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Posted by Udi Dahan at 04:35 AM Permalink
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November 17, 2007
New ESB based on UML running in a VM
Wow.
E2E, a relatively unknown Swiss software company has created an ESB based on a virtual machine that runs UML. Not only that, but they're using their product for seriously large customers.
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October 27, 2007
[Podcast] Ross Mason on ESBs and the Mule Project
In this podcast we talk to Ross Mason about the value Enterprise Service Buses (ESBs) provide over regular Enterprise Application Integration products and how Mule, a Java-based open-source ESB, makes ESBs easy to use.
Download via the Dr. Dobb's site
Or download directly here.
Additional References:
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October 22, 2007
No such thing as a centralized ESB
Via David McGhee's Q&A with Dr. Don Ferguson, but read the whole thing.
Q: Could you tell you your thoughts or preference for a distributed or centralized ESB?
DON: there is no such thing as a centralized ESB.
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