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  • OData provides patterns for HTTP, JSON, data access

    Open Data Protocol, OData, is rapidly evolving. This Web protocol used for querying and updating data gives users a way to unlock data, freeing it from silos in today’s applications.  News | 15 Dec 2010

  • Legacy modernization opens Windows for publisher

    Book publisher Simon & Schuster successfully modernizes legacy mainframe systems by porting COBOL applications to Microsoft .NET.  Article | 10 Dec 2008

  • BPM, SOA take coding out of .NET-based ERP customization

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  • Microsoft modeling strategy: Work in progress

    After several years pursuing a modeling tool strategy focused on Domain Specific Languages (DSLs), Microsoft is broadening its approach to include more UML-related modeling tools. How these tools will work under the umbrella of the company's emerging...  Article | 06 Oct 2008

  • UML and SOA the Microsoft way

    Microsoft plans support for UML in its planned Oslo platform for model-driven SOA, but is not basing its new tools on that modeling language, explains Burley Kawasaki.  Article | 09 Jul 2008

  • Deutsche Post delivers .NET in Java CRM thanks to SOA

    An integration expert at Deutsche Post finds a way to bring .NET applications into a CRM system that is part of a Java-based service-oriented architecture (SOA).  Article | 16 Apr 2008

  • Silverlight 2.0 for RIAs coming soon

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  • More coders feeling Groovy

    Groovy is what Java would be if it had been created in the 21st century, says one programmer. Although it still ranks below Java, C, C++, C#, Visual Basic, PHP, and even Fortran, Groovy has been quickly moving up the charts as more and more developer...  News | 25 Feb 2008

  • Yahoo says no deal

    Multiple news sources are reporting today that Yahoo Inc. has rejected Microsoft bid to buy it. Microsoft wanted Yahoo as part of a strategy to create a new Web services environment that would challenge Google Inc.  News | 11 Feb 2008

  • ILOG Rules aligns with Microsoft SOA

    ILOG Inc. today announced ILOG Rules for .NET 3.0, which adds features that align with Microsoft's service-oriented architecture (SOA) strategy. The new release integrates with Microsoft platforms and products including Microsoft Office 2007, Microso...  News | 23 Jan 2008

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About Visual Basic .NET Web services

Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET or VB .NET) is a version of Microsoft's Visual Basic that was designed, as part of the company's .NET product group, to make Web services applications easier to develop. Find Visual Basic .NET Web services resources to help in using the Microsoft platform to architect and develop SOA and Web services.

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