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These are postings dealing with my ramblings on Service Oriented Architectures

+5 Insightful

posted Thursday, April 17, 2008 7:41 PM by MarkMMullin :: 0 Comments
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For the most part I try for original content ….. but then I found this and I couldn’t have said it better – actually, I didn’t say it at all, and I am envious http://www.wolfgilbert.com/Main/Blog/Entries/2008/4/17_SOA_as_the_Uber-Container.htm Read More

Workflow, Part I

posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 5:56 AM by MarkMMullin :: 0 Comments
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In the next series of posts I’m going to dig into a specific workflow example, showing how continuations can be used to support a process that moves forward by fits and starts, and how this can be considerably easier than you expect.  I’d Read More

Blog Examples and HelpMatch

posted Monday, April 23, 2007 9:16 PM by MarkMMullin :: 0 Comments
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Ruth Malan at Bredemeyer is enlisting help from architects and developers to define, design, and deploy (the 3 D’s) a system called HelpMatch, which would be used to create a decentralized system that could match people that wish to provide charitable Read More

The relationship between continuations and workflow

posted Sunday, April 22, 2007 8:15 PM by MarkMMullin :: 0 Comments
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When it comes to resurrecting a continuation and returning to a prior flow of control, the most critical issue is the ability to accurately identify the continuation to be resumed based on an external event.  Any application beyond a simple example Read More

The Continuations Class

posted Thursday, April 19, 2007 9:32 PM by MarkMMullin :: 0 Comments
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In this posting I am going to discuss the central class used to support continuations, the Continuation class.  The implementation I will discuss in this posting is minimalist in nature, providing the bare essentials to support continuations.  Read More

Introduction to Continuations

posted Monday, April 09, 2007 9:01 PM by MarkMMullin :: 0 Comments
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In this posting I am going to lay some of the groundwork for explaining what continuations are, why they are a ‘good thing’ and how .Net makes them easy.  Continuations are not new, they’ve been around for quite a while.  What is new is the Read More

An evolution in SOA architectures - Introduction

posted Saturday, April 07, 2007 9:34 PM by MarkMMullin :: 1 Comments
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Introduction to a pattern for next generation SOA architectures on the .Net platform Read More