The application I'm working on has Java Back end and .NET Back end code projects. This leaves a lot of little hacks here and there for communication between these two code bases. By mere functional fact, it leaves the entire application connectivity between these two code bases in a weird state of coupling, or lack... Continue reading →

OpenID is sweeping the web. With announcements by Microsoft and Google recently to support the OpenID Framework, things have effectively gotten huge! One of the things I’ve been wondering about is WCF Security and how one could integrate with OpenID. Here’s what I’ve been able to dig up and implement so far. First off, it... Continue reading →

The Scenario A Continuous Integration (CI) Build, which I’ll dub “Cib”, takes approximately 1 hr & 30 minutes. The build takes into account various builds from various platform technologies; Java, .NET, and PHP. The emphasis of course being that no single stack is available. To build the end solution all of these stacks need to... Continue reading →

Overall, after reviewing all the PDC 2008 gadgets, tools, software, frameworks, and all that jazz, I'm content. Not particularly wowed or overly enthralled, but content with the results. There is however one piece that I can't help but feel I should learn a LOT more about. That is Visual Studio Team Server. The reason being,... Continue reading →

I had wanted to go to the WebTrends Connect Seminar Event in Seattle, but since I'm working on future products at WebTrends I assumed I'd get a good read of the materials anyway. Amber Case & Ryan Summers attended the recent WebTrends Connect Seminar Series event in Seattle and I'm glad to see the information... Continue reading →