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March 2007 - Posts

TechDays 2007: WF Extensibility With Custom Activities

The second session I delivered at the event was more lively than the first, and also much simpler. A level 300 session, but focused on beginner developers in .Net 3.0's WF. There are two features of WF, which I was unfortunately unable to demonstrate Read More...
Posted Thursday, March 22, 2007 2:43 PM by jota | 0 Comments

TechDays 2007: BizTalk R2 Session

I delivered my first session at TechDays today, an overview of the new features of BizTalk Server R2. Topics I covered included: BizTalk RFID (I can't wait for the Phidgets provider to come out, so I can test it with a simple setup -- apparently this Read More...
Posted Wednesday, March 21, 2007 1:44 AM by jota | 0 Comments

Mvp Summit: it's over

Turns out I couldn't post that much. Anyway, I really enjoyed the deep dive sessions included in the "Connected Systems" track, at Microsoft building 43. Clemens Vasters did the introduction to an agenda that would span topics such as BizTalk, Wcf, Wf, Read More...
Posted Sunday, March 18, 2007 4:53 AM by jota | 0 Comments

MVP Summit: Sleepy and Wet In Seattle

Seattle is known for its rain. And it's justified. Two portuguese mvp's at the summit tihs year are known for being sleepy and wet from the rain. :-) Went to Palermo's party tonight, where we met some of the 40 Brasilian MVPs attending. An estimated 1900 Read More...
Posted Monday, March 12, 2007 5:31 AM by jota | 0 Comments

MVP Summit: Getting Ready

My second trip to USA's East Coast will be to Seattle/Redmond, where the MVP Summit is being held. My agenda, the Connected Systems Track (" BizTalk, WCF and WF experts will all be “Connected Systems experts” in the future" ), includes a day and an half Read More...
Posted Saturday, March 10, 2007 11:46 PM by jota | 0 Comments

Excel Services v1

I have been doing some tests/prototypes using Excel Services (included in MOSS2007). Excel Services is a new product, a server-side implementation of Excel. Its big selling point is that it allows business users to keep their excel sheets, where logic Read More...
Posted Friday, March 09, 2007 3:50 PM by jota | 0 Comments