Posted in .NET, Eclipse, Java, PDC, Tools, tagged Azure, PDC09 on November 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Microsoft announced at PDC09 that they will support more platforms than just .NET on Windows Azure. Azure now has an interoperability page where they show some of the options.
SDKs’ for
PHP
Java
Ruby
Tools for
Eclipse
Java
Ruby
PHP
This really broadens the potential customer base. Pair the Eclipse Tools for Windows Azure with the newly acquired TeamPrise offering and Java developers [...]
Posted in .NET, Java, tagged Azure, C#, Java, SDS on June 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Have to try out the new relational SDS stuff on Azure. A good start would be to download and test Jeffs code (C#) that he put up on his blog.
Btw: he has an example using Java and JDBC as well.
Posted in .NET, EpiServer, Java, SiteVision, tagged debugging, EpiServer, fiddler, proxy, SiteVision, yatt on February 12, 2009 | 2 Comments »
At my current assignment we are building a new portal. The base component for CMS and portal functionality is SiteVision , a java based CMS from Senselogic in Sweden. From an editor’s perspective it is very similiar to EpiServer, another (.NET based) CMS product from Sweden.
One very useful component that SiteVision has is the proxy [...]
Posted in .NET, Java on September 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
A Swedish computer magazine has an article stating “fragmentation threatens .NET“. It takes much of it’s info from an SD-times editorial, “From the Editors: Don’t fracture .NET“. They argue that the different multiple choices for doing things that are rapidly comming out of Microsoft is threatening .NET with fragmentation and makes life harder for architects [...]
Posted in .NET, Eclipse, EpiServer, Java on August 7, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Today (only today) I’m working on an older EpiServer project. It gets a little confusing when using Java and Eclipse one day and C# and Visual Studio the next. To make things worse the default key for ’step over’ when debugging in Eclipse is F5 and in Visual Studio F5 is ‘Run’. Well well..
Posted in General, Java on August 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
In the project I’m working on right now we are using a Swedish Web Content Management system called SiteVision by Senselogic. It is a Java based WCM/Portal. The way to expose create applications on this plattform is to use JSR-168 portlets or a reversed proxy module (web clipping) to integrate external web applications.
So for a [...]
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