Slowly getting there…
Ted Neward has a crusade against DataSets going on on his blog. At this point in time, I really only ever use them inside a service and only at times when I am horribly lazy or when I code under the influence. Otherwise I just go through the rather quick and mostly painless process of mapping plain data structures (generated from schema) to and from stored procedure calls myself. More control, more interoperability, less...
The TechEd Europe session search tool starts to reveal what I am up to in Amsterdam ...
CTS308 Building Proseware, Inc. – a non-trivial service-oriented system (just me)
Proseware, Inc. is an online bookseller. A big one. They have warehouses all over Europe, have millions of customers, sell millions of different items and process tens of thousands of orders every day. So imagine they came around to you and...
I am back home from San Diego now. About 3 more hours of jet-lag to work on. This will be a very busy two weeks until I make a little excursion to the Pakistan Developer Conference in Karachi and then have another week to do the final preparations for TechEd Europe.
One of the three realy cool talks I'll do at TechEd Europe is called "Building Proseware" and explains the the scenario, architecture, and...