Private clouds - a great misconception? & Herbjorn's Blog
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Quite a few persons misunderstand what a private cloud is
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From JBOWS to JABERS - the holy grail called SOA is...
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Why REST and Web Services are not enough. Just a bunch of web services has a REST equivalent.
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.NET4ever - the Swedish launch event for Visual Studio...
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Launch event for Visual Studio 2010 in Stockholm, Sweden
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Fiddling with Fiddler - debugging REST services on your...
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How to make fiddler see calls to localserver
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InformIT: SOA Pattern of the Week (#7): Policy...
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Another installment in the SOA Pattern of the Week series. This time it is about policy centralization.
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InformIT: SOA Pattern (#6): Canonical Schema
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The topic of this Pattern of the week article is that of Canonical Schema: Building interoperable services by utilizing standardized schemas.
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SOA Pattern of the Week (#5): Service Decomposition |...
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Yet another installment in the SOA Design Pattern of the Week series. This time the topic is Service Decomposition: Why and how to split up services?
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SOA Pattern of the Week (#4): Service Normalization |...
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The fourth pattern of the week is about normalizing services for better reuse.
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SOA Patterns - Federated Identity
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I wrote down a SOA Design Pattern on the topic of user authentication and authorization. It was published as a candidate pattern at SOAPatterns.org.
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SOA Patterns - Idempotent Capability
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I wrote down another SOA Design Pattern that was published as a candidate pattern at soapatterns.org. This pattern is a way to avoid problems that may arise when one message is processed multiple times.