Showing posts with label Demo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Demo. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Saturday, June 16, 2007
BizTalk Connectivity Services and SDK Update
I just came across the following update on BizTalk service labs web site
I will try to include a sneak peak on BizTalk services in my "Composite Architecture" & "WCF Services" presentation at Pakistan Developer Conference.
I will try to include a sneak peak on BizTalk services in my "Composite Architecture" & "WCF Services" presentation at Pakistan Developer Conference.
June 8th, 2007: BizTalk Connectivity Services and SDK Update
BizTalk Connectivity Services now supports:
UserName/Password based authentication
Access to application services through any web browser
The SDK has also been updated with:
Samples showing how to use username/password authentication
Samples showing how to expose a service so it can be accessed through a web browser
Compatibility with .NET Framework 3.5 Code Name "Orcas"
Wednesday, June 06, 2007
Free Silverlight Streaming service!!!
Silverlight Streaming by Windows Live offers a free streaming and application hosting solution for delivering high-quality, cross-platform, cross-browser, media-enabled rich interactive applications (RIAs). With the ability to author content in Microsoft Expression Media Encoder and other third-party editing environments, Web designers maintain complete control of the user experience.
Get it free here.
Get it free here.
Tuesday, June 05, 2007
Playing with Silverlight
I have been working on Silverlight beta 1 for past couple of weeks to prepare a functional prototype (POC: Proof of concept). I just got done with it, I worked with lots of XAML and Javascript and a bit of design related stuff using ExpressionBlend 2 (May preview). It was a good experience to say the least.But one thing that bothered me most was the lack of documentation on Silverlight (WPF/E). Though I understand that the technology is rather new. But i believe when a release is in beta it should be supported by complete API documentation. On the other hand I must say demos have been useful for me to undestand things as they work.
I hope to do more work with Silverlight!
I hope to do more work with Silverlight!
Labels:
Demo,
Expression,
Microsoft,
Silverlight,
WPF,
XAML
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