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Too much fun with Apache Axis 1.3 and .NET 2.0 web services
I was recently attempting to upgrade an existing .NET 1.1 application to .NET 2.0. One of the pieces that broke unexpectedly was a call to an Apache Axis 1.3 web service. I was surprised to find out that a simple … Continue reading
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PaaS: Don’t Forget about Developer Tools
Prior to Platform as a Service (PaaS) technologies (e.g force.com), a developer was required to have at least a basic understanding of operating systems on which their software would run. They would need to know how to configure, set up, … Continue reading →