Free Charity Work

For the next 6 months, Keystroke IT Australia will offer their services Free of Charge to Govt. Certified Charities.

• Free IT Integration Services for Charities
  • offer available for next 6 months
  • limited to
    • 4 hours per week maximum per charity
    • Strictly ESB.NET Services related work only
    • Remote
      • Must have VPN/Remote Desktop access
    • Onsite only at: Sydney
      • Inner West
      • South West

ESB.NET Deployment Build

Deployment Release from Keystroke. See

[url:http://www.codeplex.com/KeystrokeEsbNet/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=12572]

Check out the Blogs for links to the ESB Envelopes Whitepaper. Get all the facts about this core ESB component and the features made available to systems that adopt it..

http://www.keystroke.com.au/MINAsBlog/tabid/59/EntryID/9/Default.aspx

For the month of June, the Author of ESB.NET will be offering a free hands-on ESB.NET primer to the first 10 takers...

Contact Minas Casiou on minas@optusnet.com.au to secure your free ESB.NET hands-on, on-site primer.

Pick a service that suits your business, and let the SOA expert help you start building those services...

Available sessions:

Saturday 10th, 17th and 24th June 2006, 10am-3pm.

Build 5.1.0.0 supports WSE 3.0.

Register to automatically receive our free eBook on how ESB.NET approaches SOA - soon to be released.

Have a look at the preview in the WebLog.

Last Month, the WSE 3.0 Transport for ESB.NET was released (see downloads section for details).

Over the coming months, an ESB.NET release also supporting the WCF Transport will be delivered so stay tuned.

Over the coming weeks, we will be releasing a Windows Workflow Adaptor, which will allow you to execute Sequential Windows Workflows within ESB.NET, without having to write any ESB.NET adaptor.

Whilst this is a more heavyweight approach, it gives you more options on how to implement your services, especially those more complex ones.

Avoid having to host WWF yourself, and get away from those non-contract-first WSDL's generated by WWF.

This will soon be followed by the WWF State based Workflow adaptor. Avoid having to use cookies to manage state between state based workflow invocations. This will allow you to use  the normal WorkflowID as you should be for this type of thing...