Just wanted to post about a few upcoming talks I've got:
I'm also presenting at TechEd with Patrick Cauldwell a session for the ARC track called "Dirty SOAP: A dynamic SOAP endpoint, how and why."
Here's our synopsis from the TechEd site. Sign up now so we know how many chairs to bring.
ARC310 - Dirty SOAP: A Dynamic Endpoint without ASMX - How and Why?Speaker(s): Patrick Cauldwell, Scott HanselmanTime: 6/13/2006 - 4:30pm-5:45pmSession Level(s): 300Not every large system in the wild can use .NET 2.0, ASMX and "Indigo". Often the real world isn't very pretty, and/or formal use of .NET ASMX Web Services doesn't lend itself to a particular solution. Corillian's software handles a quarter of the nation's retail banking online population with .NET. The system is built with a contract-first approach using WSDL and a custom binding to generate in-process service proxies. When it came time for Corillian to present their Operations as SOAP, we created a dynamic endpoint-WITHOUT ASMX. We then extended it to support POX (Plain Old XML). In this session, we discuss the architectural and design ramifications of managing a dynamic endpoint and how this decision will positively or negatively affect our move to WCF.
Additionally, John Lam and I will be giving a joint Birds of a Feather on Ruby and .NET and his brilliant RubyCLR Bridge one evening.
Hope to see you!
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