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Hi, every body, My name is Landry Defo Kuate, i'm a software architect. All this year, my boss have the great idea certified our business whith the CMMI certification. to achieve this challenge, i mission was to develop some components that we can reuse in our software developement. In this series of articles, i want to speack of some of those components. I will base my talk on Microsoft preconise architecture for software developpement. So stay in touch on this blog for more information on who components can help pass the first and difficult level of CMMI certification. Buy

Nice things of this week Hi all, I have been spending half of the preceeding week coding a little usefull tool : let's say a metacode tool. How many time have you been written the same style business objects, having only accessors (getter and setter) and DAO (Data Acces Objects) functionalities changed. When you have done it twice, you are bored and you don't want to repeat it. That's why I have stopped all personnals stufs last saturday and have written a Developer experience librarie . Let me give more details about it. Okay first of all I have set up a basic data acces class with all necessary code to get in to my Sql server database. The tool enable me then to generate automaticcaly the objects acces and manipulations classes with respect to some little conventions. See the sample right there DevelopersExperienceLibraries.ObjectGenerator myGenerator = new DevelopersExperienceLibraries.ObjectGenerator(); System.Collections.ArrayList myTypes = new ArrayList(); DevelopersE

Orchestrating web services with Biztalk Server BizTalk Server is the cornerstone product in Microsoft's business process and integration strategy. It is through BizTalk that Microsoft is providing the tools to enable developers to integrate applications, businesses, and EDI, and also orchestrate and coordinate information systems with the business users who drive those systems and their processes. In addition, BizTalk provides a developer experience integrated with Visual Studio, making BizTalk applications easier and more intuitive to develop, and integrating easily with existing Microsoft systems and tools that a business may already use. BizTalk currently has the distinction of being the only server product at Microsoft built primarily on the .NET Framework. The upcoming release of BizTalk Server 2006 extends BizTalk Server 2004 to provide new features for developers building orchestrations and integrating applications and simplifies creating orchestrations that consume or creat

Waou Microsoft is taking us to the next level with VS 2005

Yeah we got it After many attemps to rise the interest of our customer for the fax solution we proposed, we finaly got them into a bullet. And of course Microsoft .Net had something to do with it. Our customer a great bank enterprise was hesitating between the world leader fax server solution and an open one despite of the fact that we had a lower price than the concurrent. The customer needed to have the fax solution performing very specifical tasks: that is things that were not offered as standard functionalities. So we try... catch it with Microsoft .Net. Taken the WeFly247 airplane, .Net come to rescue and rescue :) Yeah we got it