“What happened to you?”
Since my return to the office this week, it’s pretty obvious that something did, indeed, happen to me.
No, I didn’t work on “Red Dog” (i.e. Windows Azure)—for those of you were attended last year’s PDC and saw the bright red shoes worn proudly by those on the main stage during keynotes.
What you [...]
Tags:Achilles·basketball·cast·injury·surgery
Thanks to a recent IT change concerning the OASIS JIRA server, I can now leverage ALM Works JIRA Client to work OASIS CMIS TC issues.
Furthermore, all OASIS Issue Trackers in the single OASIS JIRA server are available to me–or any other OASIS member!
Here is how…
Visit ALM Works and download JIRA Client.
Install JIRA Client and choose [...]
My colleague and technical writer, Joe Ferrie, just uploaded the second edition of the DFS 6.5 Development Guide to the EMC Developer Network (EDN) here. The information here is applicable to DFS 6.5 and DFS 6.5 SP1.
(I’m still working on this, but at least this content is available via EDN.)
Some highlights of this edition are [...]
Continuing my collaboration with John Sweeney (or his collaboration with me), today we’ll examine the DFS Schema service and do so in .NET as a direct-to-WSDL consumer. This tutorial builds upon a previous tutorial; so, if you’re not already familiar with it, please read this post and play with this sample. You’ll also need and [...]
Tags:.NET·C#·DFS·schema·value-assist·Visual Studio·WCF·WSDL
My EMC colleague, Edward Newman, CTO of the Infrastructure Consulting Services organization, recently started to blog. Edward is quietly conspiring behind the scenes to change IT.
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