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 <description>In This article Dain Hansen will unravel the mystery surrounding data
federation. What are the essential requirements for a data federation
solution? How is data federation considered a stepping stone to a
successful SOA? Why are both data quality and data profiling so
critical in bringing about manageable data services? What’s the impact
of these emerging federation techniques on data...</description>
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 <description>Roy Fielding has weighed in
on the recent &amp;quot;buzzwordiness&amp;quot; (hey, if Colbert can make up
&amp;quot;truthiness&amp;quot;, then I can make up &amp;quot;buzzwordiness&amp;quot;) of calling everything
a &amp;quot;REST API&amp;quot;, a tactic that has become more en vogue of late
as vendors discover that the general programming population is finding
the WSDL-based XML services stack too complex to navigate...</description>
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 <description>The following is a chapter excerpt from the Apress book The Definitive Guide to Apache MyFaces and Facelets. You can download the chapter here.This chapter covers antipatterns and pitfalls of day-to-day JSF development. Many of these issues have kept us up at night, and most of these are old problems with new faces: performance, tight coupling, cache management, thread safety, security, and...</description>
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                            This is the sixth entry in the JSF 2.0 New Feature Preview Series.  The last entry
covered the new event system. For this entry, we&#039;ll cover resource
re-location. The driving force behind this feature is to simplify
development of
pages. A page author shouldn&#039;t need to know what resources a
particular component needs. The Tomahawk component set does this by
having the...</description>
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 <description>Last month I gave you an Introduction to REST.  It was 100%
theory, so now its time to see a little bit of REST in action.  Since
I am primarily a Java programmer, Part II of this series will focus
on writing RESTFul Web services using the Java language.  REST does
not require a specific client or server-side framework in order to
write your Web services.  All you need is a client or server...</description>
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 <title>Demystifying Data Federation for SOA </title>
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 <description>In this article Dain Hansen  unravels the mystery surrounding data federation.
What are the essential requirements for a data federation solution? How
is data federation considered a stepping stone to a successful SOA? Why
are both data quality and data profiling so critical in bringing about
manageable data services? What’s the impact of these emerging
federation techniques on data warehousing...</description>
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 <description>Startup School is one of the most enjoyable hangouts for the folks who want to code their way to successful startups fame. A few 08 sessions are avilable online at Omnisio. Follow this link : http://omnisio.com/startupschool08Each one of them is truly entertaining and useful. However, make sure to watch David Heinemeier Hansson. His session is hilarious (and a very useful one!). </description>
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 <title>Secretaries Make the Best ScrumMasters</title>
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 <description>A little while ago I wrote about agile project management 
and how agile</description>
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 <description>						Following my latest post on evolving the architecture Dru asked me for more details on our RESTful control channels. For one you can take a look at slide 25 of my presentation on REST which
talks about the Sessions resource. The session resource returns an
AtomPub feed of the current active sessions and then if you follow a</description>
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 <description>The Agile method was the best thing that
happened to me in my career as a developer. Before I came across Agile,
one of my biggest frustrations was the difficulty I had with getting
large assignments and breaking them down in little pieces. Usually, in
the beginning, I&#039;d be at full steam, really motivated, really excited,
and rearing to go. This would last for a little while then the...</description>
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 <description>While working in London for TrafficBroker I had the opportunity to try out Fred George&#039;s Lean process. To date, it&#039;s absolutely my favorite way to deliver software.Stories</description>
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 <description>Like any profession, software development has it&#039;s share of
  oft-forgotten activities that are usually ignored but have a habit
  of biting back at just the wrong moment. One of these is data migration.Most new software projects involve data that&#039;s lived somewhere
  else and now needs to be moved into the new system once it&#039;s live. A
  system replacement might have to move all the old data, new
...</description>
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Projects are the lifeblood of an IT department. Almost
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global-centric nature, is often viewed as incompatible with
project-based software delivery lifecycles. Thus, most companies find
themselves with the dilemma of how to effectively advance an SOA
initiatives and continue to deliver projects at the same time. 
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