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OW2Con2011 Videos are online
6 Jan 2012The videos of all the OW2Con2011 have been published to the OW2 Youtube channel. My talk about Petals BPM and The Cloud is also available. You are right, I need to smile more, be less tired and have a demo of the BPM editor working on low resolution displays… BTW, the demo of the DSB Monitoring & … Lire la suite →
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- Tags: bpm, Christophe Hamerling, Cloud, Cloud computing, conference, Open source, ow2con, Petals BPM, Software as a service
Comparing comparable things
1 Dec 2011Last week at OW2Con, Talend CTO talked about their data and service integration solution. This sentence impressed me (almost this one, not sure it was so short): We have more than 500 connectors! Wow! Great, let’s have a look to that! What is a connector? In the Petals ESB context connectors are the bindings represented … Lire la suite →
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- Tags: Christophe Hamerling, esb, integration, Talend
Back From OW2Con 2011
28 Nov 2011I was in Paris last week for the OW2 annual conference and I gave a talk called “Petals BPM and the Cloud” during the Open Cloud Summit Session (wow what a name!). This talk was about showing that we have things running and ready to be published in the Cloud. As I said during my … Lire la suite →
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- Tags: Annual Conference, bpm, Christophe Hamerling, Cloud, Cloud computing, conference, Microsoft, Open source, ow, ow2con, Software as a service, Web application
Changes and New Feature in the BPEL wizard
9 Nov 2011Hi, I have just added a new way to create BPEL processes in the BPEL Designer. This feature allows to generate a BPEL skeleton from a WSDL port type. Roughly, it means we can generate BPEL processes that implement a given interface. In SOA, such a top-down approach is quite useful. It allows to be [...]
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- Tags: BPEL, BPEL Designer, Top-Down approach
I recently had to work with the WSDL metamodel from Eclipse WTP. I thought it may be useful to compare it with other WSDL parsing solutions. Notice that I will focus on Java solutions here. A quick introduction to WSDL WSDL stands for Web Services Description Language. It is a W3C specification to describe the [...]
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- Tags: Apache Woden, EMF, WSDL4J, WTP
Playing in Brussels
In: Christophe Hamerling|eda|Petals ESB|petalslink|soa|twitter
3 Nov 2011Last week was the first annual review meeting of the Play project I work on since one year. I am involved at several levels in this project: from the architecture point of view, to the software integration and quality ones. On my side, my goal is to provide the efficient software infrastructure for events actors, … Lire la suite →
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- Tags: Christophe Hamerling, Complex Event Processing, dsb, esb, European Commission, Pachube, Play, Service Level Agreement, Web service, wsn
Service Bus Live Monitoring
In: Christophe Hamerling|eda|java|monitoring|Petals ESB|petalslink|soa
30 Sep 2011I explained in the last articles how I tested the Play Framework, Web sockets and how I integrated all this nice stuff with a real example based on a Service Bus, Web services Notifications, etc… This time, let’s go one step further. We have a Service Bus which is Web service notification enabled like last … Lire la suite →
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- Tags: bus, Christophe Hamerling, dsb, esb, event, Message, petlas, Play Framework, servicebus, SOAPUI, Web service, WebSocket
Petals ESB n’est pas un load balancer !
28 Sep 2011A la base, cet article devrait expliquer l’utilisation de Petals ESB avec un load balancer en frontal du bus. Le load balancer en question étant un serveur Apache avec le module « mod proxy balancer ». Mais finalement, il m’a semblé préférable de faire un billet intermédiaire pour expliquer ce qui n’est pas toujours évident [...]
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- Tags: équilibrage de charges, load balancer, Vincent Zurczak
Story, code, compare Yet another ‘nightly project’ (thanks to current house build project and the lack of sleep it brings). This time I needed to be able to manage the so-famous Service Bus from some Web enabled tooling. I already developed such tool in a research project but the fact is that the licence of … Lire la suite →
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- Tags: Application programming interface, Christophe Hamerling, dsb, esb, GitHub, Google Web Toolkit, Play Framework, Service Bus, soap
The Context In the previous post I was introducing some tests I did with Play Framework and Web sockets. To summarize, it was just ‘about’ receiving messages on the Play! application and pushing them to the browser. This time, let’s go one step forward: Let’s add some infrastructure stuff to do something more real… In … Lire la suite →
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- Tags: bus, Christophe Hamerling, dsb, esb, GitHub, Play Framework, service, Service Bus, Service-oriented architecture, soap, Web service, websockets
Welcome
- Goodbye PetalsLink, hello JBoss|Red Hat !
- OW2Con2011 Videos are online
- Créer un Dégradé autour d’une Image avec The Gimp
- Créer un Dégradé autour d’une Image avec The Gimp
- Git, Patches and new Contributors
- Enhanced Tabs thanks to ScrolledPageBook
- Detecting New Images in the Clipboard
- Poster sur WordPress depuis une Application Java
- Simple HeartBeat Manager with Play
- OAuth and Desktop Apps
- Late UPDATE!! Petals Studio 1.2, Petals 4 M1, new components
- Call a spade a spade, and a Nightly a Snapshot
- Comparing comparable things
- A TreeMapper widget in Nebula
- Back From OW2Con 2011
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