Ron Jacobs - host of endpoint.tv

endpoint.tv - Content Negotiation with RESTful services

Ron Jacobs — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 07:00:00 GMT

The web was built on a principle that the client can ask for a representation of a resource in the format that they can support. Browsers typically support this using an Accept header. In the world of REST however most people have moved to a model where the format is a part of the URI. Can you do this with WCF services? Oh yes you can and in this episode Rob Bagby and I will show you how.

endpoint.tv - Securing RESTful services with ASP.NET Membership

Ron Jacobs — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 15:02:00 GMT

So you have a really cool website using AJAX. Great look and feel with high performance. Sure you have Forms Authentiation enabled but how do you secure your services? Can you use WCF and ASP.NET Membership together?

In this episode of endpoint.tv you will learn the 7 steps to securing your services and AJAX client from Rob Bagby.

endpoint.tv - Caching and Conditional Get with Rob Bagby

Ron Jacobs — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 21:45:00 GMT

The web has been an amazing success and one reason why is because of the cachng it does. One benefit of building RESTful services with WCF is that you can take advantage of the same caching infrastructure that the web does. How do you do it? Just sit back and watch this episode to hear from Rob Bagby on all the detail.

endpoint.tv - Framework Best Practices with an eye towards "Oslo"

Ron Jacobs — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 07:00:00 GMT

The future is coming... every day moves us a little bit closer to "Oslo" but how should you prepare? In this episode Jon Flanders and I discuss how you can prepare for "Oslo" by leveraging services and workflows today.

endpoint.tv - The Road to "Oslo"

Ron Jacobs — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 15:23:00 GMT

Microsoft's "Oslo" project aims at creating a unified platform for model-based, service-oriented applications. This new approach will affect the next versions of several products and technologies, including the Microsoft .NET Framework, Microsoft Visual Studio, Microsoft BizTalk Server, Microsoft System Center, and more. Although many details of "Oslo" won't be public until later in 2008, this session provides an overview of what Microsoft has revealed so far. Along with a description of the problems it addresses, the session includes a look at several new "Oslo" technologies, including a general-purpose modeling language, role-specific modeling tools, a shared model repository, and a distributed service bus. With David Chappell and Ron Jacobs.

endpoint.tv - SOAP and REST a Perspective

Ron Jacobs — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 12:41:00 GMT

Most of you know all about SOAP but perhaps you have been hearing a lot more about REST web services lately. Wondering what this is all about? Well check out this episode where Bob Familiar and I discuss the two.

endpoint.tv - The Total Noobs Guide to WCF - Lesson 1: My First WCF Service

Ron Jacobs — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 20:32:00 GMT

Are you a WCF noob? Don't be ashamed, everyone is a noob at some point. But don't stay that way, learn something so you can shed your noobness.

In this episode Ron Jacobs walks you through the process of creating your first WCF service and teaches you the about the ABCs of WCF

ARCast.TV - SOA and Business Process Conference Recap - Day 3

Ron Jacobs — Fri, 02 Nov 2007 17:49:59 GMT

It's the final day of the SOA and Business Process Conference and once again I caught up with Steve Martin, Director of Product Management in the Connected Services division to get a recap.

ARCast.TV - SOA and Business Process Conference Day 2 Recap

Ron Jacobs — Thu, 01 Nov 2007 17:13:36 GMT

It's been another busy day at the SOA and Business Process Conference and once again I caught up with Steve Martin, Director of Product Management in the Connected Services division to get a recap of the day.

ARCast.TV - SOA Business Process Conference Day 1 Recap

Ron Jacobs — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 20:11:31 GMT

We just completed a very exciting Day 1 of the SOA and Business Process Conference here in Redmond. At the end of a long day I caught up with Steve Martin, Director of Product Management in the Connected Services division to get a recap of the day.

ARCast.TV - Healthcare in Japan

Ron Jacobs — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 02:55:27 GMT

Imagine the challenge of creating a system that can store healthcare records for patients across hospitals, clinics and doctors offices throughout Japan. Oh yeah and the records need to be stored in a format that will still be accessible 100 years from now. Wow - what would you do? This is the challenge of a lifetime for Kazuo Furuyama and Architect MVP from Japan.