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The Keep Henrico Beautiful Committee will provide Christmas tree recycling for Henrico residents at two county sites from Monday, Dec. 26 through Monday, Jan. 9.
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Now, please don't misunderstand me. I am not saying that there isn't a myriad of benefits to be derived from exposing systems' functionality for access by other automated systems simply by passing XML across industry-standard networking protocols such as HTTP and TCP. Web services are great! If you have to interoperate with non-Microsoft systems, they may be your only option. If you are building a system today and you suspect that some other system might want to tap into its functionality at some point in the future (hint: you can almost always safely assume that this will happen at some point), then you are wise to architect in a way that will lend itself to exposure via Web services.
What I do not buy into is the idea that all systems should be seen either as services that expose their functionality only via unidirectional XML messaging or as clients of such systems. Specifically, I don't think that all of our problems will be solved if we move in this direction as an industry, nor do I think that such an approach is without colossal problems of its own.
What problems have I seen at clients that have tried this? To begin with, the move to asynchronous system operations requires a massive change in thinking on the part of most developers. Having a separate Architect role on a team can offset a lot of this difficulty by allowing just one individual to orchestrate how a set of discrete, asynchronous services can be aggregated into various useful systems.
Versioning and reliability are two problems that are more tactical, and in some ways harder to resolve. If one considers the move from COM to .NET, for example, one of the major problems that .NET was intended to solve was the so-called "DLL Hell" versioning conflicts that were common in the days of COM. Many of these problems return with a vengeance when one begins to rely heavily upon external Web services, because a change in a Web service that is beneficial to one system may be quite detrimental to another system using that same Web service. Unlike .NET code that is run in process, there are no out-of-the-box standards and tools to help with the versioning of .NET Web services.
Finally, of course, are the eternal problems with all new technologies - unclear return on investment and quickly changing standards. These are the difficult questions that SOA must answer if it is to remain relevant in the computing environment of the early 21st century and beyond! As always, I welcome your feedback via e-mail to [email protected].
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Wait...so you're criticsim of SOA is primarily that entrenched IT thinking and current locked mindsets can't comprehend it! Simple answer: fire the laggards! SOA is the right answer in so many ways. However, the technology press doesn't get it because it's not proprietary, it doesn't have a single owner, you can't download it, you can't get a free t-shirt about it. SOA is about good old fashion smart programming using the latest tools and technologies and eschewing all the Tinker-Toy "application servers" that have been foisted on us as the cure-all and yet sit there wasting server space. I can build SOA with sendmail servers running on Debian messaging smtp. I can build SOA with EJBs sending each other Jason strings. I can use ticker files and the c# FileWatcher to notify automated execution of web services. I can build a scheduling table on a database that organizes a set of tasks at destinations worldwide. All of these things are SOA! And if you don't get it...you're SOL! |
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face it without XML SOA wouldn't exist, and quite frankly XML sucks anyway -- ever look at all the documents that need to exist and be generated? the XML community is on crack -- and the technology is out of control. |
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why is the JRE backward compatible, but with MS you need every .NET framework to make sure everything is "interoperable"? why should folks use an inferior model like MS .NET? |
David deMilo 10/06/05 11:21:22 PM EDT | ||||
good article, dumb headline. Fire your editor. |
Dan 10/06/05 02:30:34 PM EDT | ||||
First off I think it is interesting that you are smoking a technology that the very magazine you are writing for depends on. A bit amusing to me actually. Second, although your article doesn't cause me major objection around web services. I do object to the continued misunderstanding of what SOA is trying to accomplish both in the vendor world as well as the business world. Everyone equates Web services as a 1-1 mapping to SOA, while most implementations end up this way it isn't the intent of the panacea as you stated in your article. The intent of SOA is to start thinking of your business process and how all your systems are supporting those process whether they are distributed or not. A service doesn't necessarily mean that it is remote from the application or even a webservice. I can imagine within a batch process you have an NDM service that will provide a part of your business process. The true intent and the best way to look at SOA is that it is an IT methodology shift from a silos of departments working on everything that every other department is working on to a specialized view of fulfilling an over all business function or infrastructure function which is needed from a holistic business architecture. Now of course your point is about the clients you have worked with, which is why your article is skewed in the first right probably since you don't seem to have any meat on what SOA seems to accomplish from your standpoint. I don't see SOA as an end all solution but it does help to establish a new way of thinking for business and IT which in the long-term will help to feed a more efficient organization if done right. Thank you for your time in reading this feedback. - Dan |
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As with all "new" technologies, the good is over-hyped and the bad is conveniently underestimated. Derek you mentioned reliability problems, but did not elaborate. The act of creating functionality by linking together independant services will give business what they need: increase business flexibility, but with nasty side effects of unpredictability (thus hard to plan and support), much higher reliability risk (a giant AND condition of every service you request), and the urge for every business to convert many batch processes to dynamic processes. All of this will cause more complexity, higher infrastructure costs, and lower overall reliability. All because we continue to push all our execution through limited, expensive compute resources. The web has taught us the economics of deploying software to end users (scale out), yet we still execute our core business like we did decades ago (scale up), causing a choke point. Virtualize the application and the server so every service gets "it's own machine, it's own instance of the application" This would eliminate compute constraints... |
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On the second thought, you're right again. Not only SOA sucks. There are many things that Sun Microsystems has not bothered to fix for years. Software engineering is not an exact science yet. |
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I respectfully disagree as noted on my latest blog post. |
George 09/27/05 05:54:18 AM EDT | ||||
You're right: Each made by Microsoft including 'DLL Hell' and many other is a phenomenal load of crap. Switch to Linux and forget MSFT. |
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Well, we all know that SOA is still an infant, it cries a lot and does poo-poo all over the place, nevertheless it does show some potential. If you treat it as if it were an adult, you are very naive and in deep trouble. The whole industry is behind this because for the first time in history, Microsoft has agreed to sort of cooperate with it's competitors in creating a framework for the future. They have actually agreed to compete without reserving for themselves the role of rule-maker, referee and lead player. They are *only* the 800lb gorilla in the playground. The only way this would work is if the technology itself is immature and over-hyped. The funniest part of the article is the claim that WS is the only way of accessing non-Microsoft systems. WOW! Unix has supported all the distributed computing paradigms that have been invented by mankind in the last 30 years and these are myriad. There main weakness was that none of them were accepted by Microsoft. What SOA offers is exactly the opposite: the only way to include Microsoft systems in distributed computing scenarios and this is the main reason for our unreasoning support. |
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In this C-Level Roundtable Discussion at @ThingsExpo, Brendan O'Brien, Aria Systems Co-founder and Chief Evangelist, will lead an expert panel of consultants, thought leaders and practitioners who will look at these new monetization trends, discuss the implications, and detail lessons learned from their collective experience. Finally, the panel will point the way forward for enterprises who wish to leverage the resulting complex recurring revenue models, adding valu... Apr. 17, 2015 11:15 AM EDT Reads: 1,367 |
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In their session at @ThingsExpo, Bramh Gupta, founder and CEO of robomq.io, and Fred Yatzeck, principal architect leading product development at robomq.io, will discuss how choosing the right middleware and integration strategy from the get-go will enable IoT solution developers to adapt and grow with the industry, while at the same time reduce Time to Market (TTM) by using plug and play capabilities offered by a robust I... Apr. 13, 2015 12:15 PM EDT Reads: 1,872 |
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Onalytica captured data from 56,224 users. The PageRank based methodology they use to extract influencers on a particular topic (tweets mentioning #InternetofThings or #IoT in this case) takes into account the number and quality of contextual references that a user receives. Apr. 12, 2015 04:00 PM EDT Reads: 1,894 |
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He also discussed how IoT is perceived by investors and how venture capitalist access this space.
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The Secretariat Turf Course at Colonial Downs was intentionally set ablaze March 22 as the Virginia track undertook a "controlled burn" in an effort to get the grass to re-grow in time for the meet that begins June 2.
According to a release from the track, track superintendent J.D. Thomas, facilities director Dawes Lee, Paul Reir of the Virginia Department of Forestry, and members of the New Kent Fire Department burned the 1 1/8-mile course in its entirety. The team began the burn in the far turn, went down the stretch through the first turn, and up the backstretch until they ended where they began.
Thomas said burning the grass off instead of cutting it saved time and also enabled the nutrients from the grass to be embedded in the soil. It is estimated the new grass will begin to grow within a week.
"The burn actually drives the nutrients down into the soil," said Thomas, who has wanted to utilize this unique method for several years. "The dormant leaf that sits atop the Bermuda grass is dead anyway, and that's what burns. If we were to cut and blow that leaf the way we normally do, it would take 10 days and we'd lose the nutrients. The entire burn took less than two hours and we saved the nutrients."
The track crew put 12,000 gallons of water down before the burn--6,000 gallons inside the turf course and another 6,000 outside the track's perimeter. According to Colonial Downs, from a distance the turf course looks like a NASCAR track.
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Everton's assistant manager, Steve Round, believes their recent upturn in goalscoring form puts them in a good position for Saturday's FA Cup semi-final derby against Liverpool at Wembley.
The Toffees have scored 12 times in their last five matches, including four against Sunderland on Easter Monday all from different players.By contrast, Liverpool have found the net seven times in their last five games.
During Everton's recent fine run their January signing Nikica Jelavic has scored four and Victor Anichebe two, with goals also coming from Magaye Gueye, Steven Pienaar, Leon Osman and Leighton Baines.
"We are delighted with the current form, we are playing well and scoring goals," said Round. "Nikica has had a great impact for us. He looks a top-quality striker and when we did give him a breather it was good to see Denis Stracqualursi lead the line so well.
"Goals are coming from everywhere. Victor has got a couple in the last two, with the likes of Leon Osman scoring more – we can get goals from other places. We are always a threat on set-plays. Marouane Fellaini is always likely to get one and I think Tim Cahill is ready to start scoring again.
"I have seen the players step up more [recently] but I don't think it is with the semi-final in mind, I think it is just the momentum and confidence which has been building. I do see the players improving week in, week out."
Everton's last trip to Wembley – their first since 1996 – was for their 2009 FA Cup final defeat by Chelsea, while Liverpool were there as recently as February when they beat Cardiff City to lift the Carling Cup – though Round does not think that puts his team at a disadvantage.
"We have a lot of players with a lot of experience – John Heitinga has played in a World Cup final – and we have players who have played in big games [and] big arenas and that stands you in good stead," he said.
"I have been to many semi-finals and a few finals and it does help you to have that experience because you know what to expect. You are not going in there blind, you understand you have to play the game and not the occasion.
"I don't think we feel we are underdogs but we do feel Liverpool are probably just slight favourites. But the gap has closed dramatically.
"I think Liverpool just have the edge and I think the bookmakers will see it that way but our boys have steel in their eyes at the moment."
Everton have lost twice to their city rivals this season, including a 3-0 defeat at Anfield last month when manager David Moyes rested a number of players ahead of their quarter-final tie with Sunderland, and have won just one of their last six Liverpool derbies.
Round, though, feels a Wembley semi-final is a different kettle of fish entirely. "I think the team have massive determination regardless of previous results," he said. "It is Liverpool and when you play them you are right up for the game. Every single player is desperate to play and desperate to try to win for Everton."
Liverpool broke their winless run at Ewood Park on Tuesday night, leaving Blackburn Rovers' manager, Steve Kean, with a problem. Kean will focus on tightening up his defence as chances start to run out for his side to save themselves. That last-gasp 3-2 defeat to a 10-man Liverpool kept Rovers in the bottom three and their tough final month starts with a trip to Swansea City on Saturday.
Four successive league defeats have seen Rovers concede 10 goals, but what concerned Kean most was the manner of those defeats against Kenny Dalglish's side, who were 2-0 up early on thanks to two goals from Maxi Rodriguez inside 16 minutes before being pegged back twice by Yakubu.
"I thought that in the first five or six minutes we were OK – we were better than we were against West Brom [in Saturday's 3-0 defeat] – but on the first goal we got done on the counter-attack," he said. "But I always felt we could get back into the game, and once we got the second goal we had wave after wave of attacks. I felt we were going to win.
"We need to go into every game looking to improve, certainly on set-plays because we look as if we can score on a set-play at almost every opportunity but are looking a bit wobbly when set-plays come into our box.
"But we can't go into games thinking we need to score four or five goals to win" said Kean. "We need to close the back door and defend better – it is as simple as that."
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You're the best part of 10 miles from the southern tip of Sotavento Beach. The beach itself is about 5 miles long. The main facilities are at the two Rene Egli centres which are located towards the north (Playa Barca) and south (Risco del Paso) ends of the beach. Another option for food would be to pop into the Melia Gorriones Hotel towards the north end. There are a couple of mini-supermarkets there where you could pick up snacks,. Sunbeds I think are available from the Rene Egli centres only and would be about 3 euros each, the same for a parasol. I doubt you'd be allowed to take these much distance onto the beach itself, so maybe just take towels if you want to explore the beach itself. It's a great place to lose yourself, especially when the tide's out..
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2931 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego, CA 92104
"I love this place. Pacific Liquor is located in North Park. I went in cause I heard about th...">
6.9 Miles
9522 Miramar Rd, San Diego, CA 92126
"After some big changes in this bar it's now off the roof. New sound, Current Karaoke list. M...">