February 2007
I really liked those bags. The black one especiall...
Sat, 02/03/2007 - 11:54 — AnonymousI really liked those bags. The black one especially!!Linda
...Commerce Server as an Application Server-SOA like
Mon, 02/12/2007 - 00:13 — AnonymousWe recently hosted a Commerce Server Air Lift and there were may questions around using Commerce Server as an application server. In this post I will address some areas of concern, and risk associated with this approach. I am not saying it can't be done. You just need to be aware of issues around each Commerce Server Systems. What is an Application Server? A "middle-tier" software and hardware combination that lies between the Web server and the other networks and systems. What is SOA? You can do a quick search on www.live.com to learn more about Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), but the short and simple answer is, SOA is a loosely coupled software service. Commerce Server 2007 implements SOA to facilitate seamless integration into Web services-enabled environments. Ways to Access Commerce Server Here are the ways commerce server can be accessed. Note: Not all Commerce API are serialized, and only the Runtime API was tested for performance. Runtime API The runtime APIs are meant to be used under the ASP.NET context, such as an aspx or an asmx. You can find more info at Programming with the Runti...
SOA Solutions are Hybird
Tue, 02/06/2007 - 04:58 — AnonymousSOA Solutions are most often hybrid solutions. Yes, they focus on a set of services; but they often do not soley rely on services for the realization of the functionality that needs to be in place for the business.
SOA solutions tend to rely on a combination of architectural styles and implementation and realization constructs to craft the underpinnings of an SOA solution. The SOMA method utilizes a combination of approaches to Service Identification. This includes 6 perspectives: top-down business process driven, business policy and rule-driven approaches, bottom up legacy integration, bottom-up legacy transformation (intrusive changes to rip out legacy modules and expose them via access points), information as a service typically used to consolidate multiple backend data stores and resolve inconsistencies in the access, rules and synchronization of the data stores and lastly the message-driven approach which seeks to integrate systems using a service interface.
Among the approaches above, although some are more established than others, information as a service affords a unique perspective in solving challenges relating to information. For example, data access interfaces and their underlying data access logic might need to be externalized judiciously ...
The Letters in S, O and A
Sun, 02/04/2007 - 01:07 — Anonymous[b]S[/b]ervice. Refers to how we use a service interface as a contract to decouple or loosely-couple a service provider from their prospective service consumers. Providers publish services, prefereably and increasingly in registries or service repositories (where they can be better governed). Consumers are looking for capabilities / functionality along with a set of non-functional requirements or service level agreements (SLA) that they want to be able to declaratively specify.
Services allow a business to expose its main operations to a well defined set of partners, clients and world at large, without giving direct access to its underlying IT systems, butthrough the surrogate of a web service.
The structure of an SOA, introduces services at an architectural level (a layer dedicated to services in the architecture).
In object-oriented programming we tried to separate interfaces from implementation. IN SOA, we have carried that programming practice up to the architectural level and now have a layer dedicated to enforce that programming best-practice at a design level.
[b]O[/b]riented. The orientation is not object-orientation or component-orientation, but rather, service-orientation. This orientation is a tendency towards using services abo...
SOA Solutions are Hybird
Tue, 02/06/2007 - 04:58 — AnonymousSOA Solutions are most often hybrid solutions. Yes, they focus on a set of services; but they often do not soley rely on services for the realization of the functionality that needs to be in place for the business. SOA solutions tend to rely on a combination of architectural styles and implementation and realization constructs to craft the underpinnings of an SOA solution. The SOMA method utilizes a combination of approaches to Service Identification. This includes 6 perspectives: top-down business process driven, business policy and rule-driven approaches, bottom up legacy integration, bottom-up legacy transformation (intrusive changes to rip out legacy modules and expose them via access points), information as a service typically used to consolidate multiple backend data stores and resolve inconsistencies in the access, rules and synchronization of the data stores and lastly the message-driven approach which seeks to integrate systems using a service interface.Among the approaches above, although some are more established than others, information as a service affords a unique perspective in solving challenges relating to information. For example, data access interfaces and their underlying data access logic might need to be externalized judiciously if multiple channe...
The Letters in S, O and A
Sun, 02/04/2007 - 01:07 — Anonymous[b]S[/b]ervice. Refers to how we use a service interface as a contract to decouple or loosely-couple a service provider from their prospective service consumers. Providers publish services, prefereably and increasingly in registries or service repositories (where they can be better governed). Consumers are looking for capabilities / functionality along with a set of non-functional requirements or service level agreements (SLA) that they want to be able to declaratively specify.Services allow a business to expose its main operations to a well defined set of partners, clients and world at large, without giving direct access to its underlying IT systems, butthrough the surrogate of a web service.The structure of an SOA, introduces services at an architectural level (a layer dedicated to services in the architecture).In object-oriented programming we tried to separate interfaces from implementation. IN SOA, we have carried that programming practice up to the architectural level and now have a layer dedicated to enforce that programming best-practice at a design level.[b]O[/b]riented. The orientation is not object-orientation or component-orientation, but rather, service-orientation. This orientation is a tendency towards using services above the other options; not to exclud...
A Z U L
Fri, 02/23/2007 - 15:14 — AnonymousЯ £ - Leonardo Régnier has added a photo to the pool:
Visit:
www.branconopreto.com
Alcântara-MA (BRASIL), 2006
Rolleiflex MX EVS
Fuji Astia RAP 100 - Chrome
