I did a tech talk (an internal presentation for Tallan) on 11/30 with the intent to do a quick demonstration of the new features of ASP.NET MVC3. Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it), there’s are just too many new features to cover in a 45 minute presentation.
I’m writing a series of […]
Storing SSO data in cache can be very useful in a low latency scenario. Performance of services can also be improved by caching configuration data such as a Status Codes table (which has business level exception status codes and descriptions). Using cache in SOA and BPM solutions is not new neither storing SSO data in […]
Tomorrow BizTalk User Group will get together for some interesting sessions at BTUG Meeting. One can still sign up for it. The BTUG meetings are for architects, engineers and project managers, who are interested in and have experience working with Microsoft BizTalk Server.
BizTalk User Group (BTUG) aims to create a network of companies, which inspire each other and share knowledge. The purpose of the BTUG is to accelerate the learning effect on the application of new technology and the consequences for the organization.
The BTUG provides a platform for knowledge and experience exchange between users and the ability to make informal contacts.
Tomorrow the BTUG meeting will extensively dive into BizTalk 2010 and all Dutch BizTalk MVP’s will do a session:
BizTalk 2010, what’s new? (Randal van Splunteren and myself)
Extended and scalable integration through the cloud (Leveraging the Microsoft Application Platform and Windows Azure AppFabric to the max) (Gijsbert in ‘t Veld)
It will start at 16:00 at Sogeti (see below).
See you there!
Technorati: biztalk server 2010 appfabric