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Why you want to use Enterprise Services for your .NET application (Parental Advisory: May contain ironic sequences, dramatizations, mild simplifications for educational purposes). Meet Mr. Miller. Mr. Miller's job is to run a "pilot" .NET web-portal project that lets insurance clients and agents submit claims over the web, buy products and do some limited self-management and analysis of their current contracts portfolio. As with many major insurers, most of the actual data lives in an mainframe system and pretty much all business logic is implemented there, because ... it is that way (for many good current and historical reasons). So once he's getting to the mainframe integration part of his planning efforts, he picks up the phone and calls Mr. Petterson, who's managing the data center ....
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Second and last day of this stop of the Microsoft EMEA Architect's Tour in Oslo, Norway. Today I am going to talk about Aspect-Oriented Programming, which is fun. From tomorrow the blog will likely be silent for about a week, because both I and my notebook will have to undergo surgery and we'll both be out-of-service of about a week. I need to get some pretty ugly dental surgery done and the notebook needs to get some pretty ugly electronic surgery done. Patricia and my partners decided that this would be a good time to make sure that I definitely won't work when I shouldn't. I guess I will take it easy for a change and possibly work on my XBox skills if I can. ;) 9:11:19 AM comments []
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