My blog has a long memory and therefore I’ll log a prediction for 2014. April Fool’s day is as good as New Year’s for that kind of thing in my book.
I believe that the web browser as “a rectangular window/frame/tab with some content in it” model, along with HTML, will be done in 2014.
I believe that four key, transformational things are underway in the UI space – supported by advances in hardware...
With the March CTP, the .NET Service Bus namespace root for each project is taking on a new form that we had already pre-announced into the PDC’08 documentation and that I’ve talked about at PDC and other occasions. Any project’s root URI is now, depending on the chosen transport option, of the form
sb://project-name.servicebus.windows.net/ or
http://project-name.servicebus.windows.net/ or
https://project-name.servicebus.windows.net/
The previous root URI for a project was sb:|http:|https://servicebus.windows.net/services/project-name/, which was clearly sub-optimal for a number...
Our deployment team reports that they’re done with the last touches on our new release, that the servers are happily humming with the new bits, and that the new SDK is posted.
The .NET Services Developer Center has been updated as well. You can get the SDK bits from here [1]. We also have a runtime-only redistributable package that sits here [2].
What changed? Quite a bit. I’ll be updating you about...
[Update 2010-08-25: Wade Wegner now shows a solution on his blog]
We’ve been getting some questions along the lines of “I am hosting a service as xyz.svc in IIS and have changed the config to use on of the Service Bus bindings, but the service never gets called?”
That’s right. It doesn’t. The reason for that is that we don’t yet have WAS/IIS integration for any of the Service Bus bindings in the...
The MSDN Developer Center for .NET Services is the first stop to go to for technical information on the Service Bus, the Access Control Service and the Workflow Service.
There quite a bit of documentation for “my” feature area, the .NET Service Bus, including description of all the bindings and most of the object model surface area. Since we had quite a bit of object model churn up until a few weeks...