I am slowly getting out of a very, very long period of "working too much". In the last 3 1/2 weeks I worked pretty much for 18 hours every day in order to get a fairly large service oriented application done (sharing the workload with my newtelligence partner Achim Oellers). The stats: 13 services, about 20 portTypes, 1.6 MB of C# code, 10 SQL Server databases (autonomy!), countless stored procedures. We have duplex (one-way with reply path), simplex (one-way)...
The EMEA Architect Tour 2004 Videos from Finland are online and certainly one of the rare chances to see me speaking in a proper suit. And we speak about FABRIQ...
I am writing a very, very, very big application at the moment and I am totally swamped in a 24/7 coding frenzy that’s going to continue for the next week or so, but here’s one little bit to think about and for which I came up with a solution. It’s actually a pretty scary problem.
Let’s say you have a transactional serviced component (or make that a transactional EJB) and you call an HTTP web...
Here's a life sign. I am buried under lots of work of which pretty much all will see the light of day at TechEd. We're getting close to having a first public version of the FABRIQ project with Microsoft EMEA and we're very busy here at newtelligence writing a huge SOA sample application using and combining all the good things of ASP.NET Web Services, WSE 2.0, Enterprise Services, MSMQ, SQL, and Remoting. The result is quite likely going to...
Die Stellenbörse der "Bundesagentur" für Arbeit wird also nunmehr bei 163 Millionen Euro gedeckelt. Na, was ein Glück. Es wäre nett, wenn mir irgendjemand erklären könnte, wie man für ein solches Projekt ernsthaft soviel Geld ausgeben kann. Mir fehlt die Vorstellungskraft eine Internet-Stellenbörse auch nur annähernd so teuer zu rechnen.