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Urban Warlords Developer Network

An Information Exchange for Solution Architects

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The site is designed and maintained by the UWL Software team (part of the Enterprise Integration Products group at Neeve Technologies). The goal of this site is to provide a set of reusable collateral, technical documentation, code samples and Service components for use by the pre-sales team. Additional source material as well as research notes and collateral may also be found here and covers avariety of topics such as Security, Web Services, 3rd party product manuals

Several areas of interest are available on this site that can

 

 
Technical Library Tools and Utilities
  Code Samples Presentations
  Competitive G2 Architect's Corner

 

 

 

 

 

 

General Commentary and Random Crank-Yanking

 

    Industry View by a Guy (State of the Union 2003)
    Forrester on SOA in Financial Services (2006)
     
     
     
     
     

     
     

 

 

 

 

          

 

 

Common Services Framework (CSF) is an internal projects that provides a set of Foundation Classes on which Internal and External developers may build SonicESB services. At present there are 5 Services built out using this technology set.

 
 

The Live Objects project provides a Secure, Signed SonicMQ Client Plug-in (Applet) that allows developers to use Javascript for ineracting with the JMS client. The plugin provides a secure transport for AJAX (Web 2.0) Composite Applications.

 
 

Distributed Shared Memory Cache (DSM) is an emerging technology that has become a fairly disruptive presence in recent deals. The technology provides a critical feature missing from the current Integration Technology stack: Data Persistence. An internal project is under way to explore the possibilities of hosting a set of DSM type Cache Service inside a SonicESB Service Container. 'Fusion Cache' is an attempt to offer a hybrid (Pseudo-Relational), Distrubted Cache mechanism into the Service Bus. (site is currently under construction)