Extending Project Governance for Service Oriented Architecture-part1
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Todd Biske | June 2009 | Architecture & Analysis SOA Web Services
This two-part article series by Todd Biske will begin the story of Advasco, and describe the beginning of their SOA journey. Through their initial experiences, you will learn about the role of SOA governance within the typical project governance efforts.
In the second part, you will learn key project roles, Service Contract, adding SOA to Traditional Project Governance, Service Communication Technologies, WS-I Compliance, Service Interface Specification, Web Services, POX over HTTP, and REST.
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Erlend Dalen | December 2009 | BPEL Microsoft SOA Web Services
This article by Erlend Dalen, explains the different options to use when you need to search and retrieve a set of data from the database. It shows you how to create a query, how to create a view, and how to write different select statements.
In this article, you will learn about the different methods of retrieving data from the database. They are as follows:
- Queries which are reusable and often used in reports and periodic Jobs
- Views that are created in AOT and translated to optimized select statements at runtime
- Select statements to use in X++ to fetch data from the database to the application
Searching for Data in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009: Part 2
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Erlend Dalen | December 2009 | BPEL Microsoft SOA Web Services
Read Part One of Searching for Data in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009: Part 1 here.
Read Searching for Data in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009: Part 2 in fullSearching for Data in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009: Part 3
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Erlend Dalen | December 2009 | .NET BPEL Microsoft SOA Web Services
Read Part One of Searching for Data in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009: Part 1 here.
Read Part Two of Searching for Data in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009: Part 2 here.
Read Searching for Data in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009: Part 3 in fullWorking with Microsoft Dynamics AX and .NET: Part 1
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Erlend Dalen | December 2009 | .NET BPEL SOA Web Services
This article by Erlend Dalen, explains how you can use .NET classes in AX with the Common Language Runtime and how you can write .NET code that uses AX classes by using the .NET Business Connector for AX.
The topics covered in this article are:
- A brief description of Common Language Runtime (CLR)
- Adding .NET references to classes in AX
- Using a .NET class in X++
- Adding references to the .NET Business Connector
- Using the .NET Business Connector in .NET classes
Working with Microsoft Dynamics AX and .NET: Part 2
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Erlend Dalen | December 2009 | .NET BPEL Microsoft SOA Web Services
Read Part One of Working with Microsoft Dynamics AX and .NET: Part 1 here.
Read Working with Microsoft Dynamics AX and .NET: Part 2 in fullIntroducing Business Activity Monitoring
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Kapil Pant | November 2009 | BPEL SOA Web Services Oracle
In this article by Matjaz B. Juric and Kapil Pant, we will cover some important topics that discuss how to monitor an organization's processes.
In this article, we will see:
- What is BAM?
- BPM, SOA, and BAM
- Oracle BAM
- Oracle BAM and BPM
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Business Process Orchestration for SOA
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Kapil Pant | November 2009 | BPEL SOA Web Services Oracle
This article by Matjaz B. Juric and Kapil Pant, covers process orchestration and execution using process engines such as Oracle's BPEL Process Manager.
In this article we will learn:
- BPM Architecture and Role of Business Process Orchestration
- Executing BPEL Processes in BPEL Process Manager
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Business Rules Management, BPM, and SOA
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Kapil Pant | November 2009 | BPEL SOA Web Services Oracle
This article by Matjaz B. Juric and Kapil Pant, will discuss the details of Business Rules Management from the perspective of its relationship with BPM and SOA, and how it adds value to a business.
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Jose Sandoval | November 2009 | BPEL SOA Web Services Java
In this article by Jose Sandoval, we will move into the world of design for fully complaint RESTul web services. We usually talk about creating web services that are noun dependent as opposed to verb dependent. In this article we will look at what that means in terms of the design process by designing a blogging application.
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