On November 2006, InfoQ released an interesting article by Boris Lublinsky about Data Access in SOA.
http://www.infoq.com/articles/SOA-enterprise-data
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- Xcalia mentioned in MS PR about VS 2008 / .Net 3.5
- Xcalia mentioned in MS PR about VS 2008 / .Net 3.5
- Xcalia & Microsoft about interop
- Xcalia & Microsoft about interop
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- XQuery
- Persistence as a Service
- Persistence as a Service
- Oracle bought BEA today
- Oracle bought BEA today
- Defining a Data Grid
- Defining a Data Grid
- Querying GigaSpaces with JDBC
- Querying GigaSpaces with JDBC
- POJOs and SDO / DAS relationships
- POJOs and SDO / DAS relationships
- Comparing some persistence frameworks
- Comparing some persistence frameworks
- Jimmy Nilsson on LINQ to SQL
- Jimmy Nilsson on LINQ to SQL
- New Query Languages
- New Query Languages
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- JPA Spec Lead interview
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- Fluid: a JPA-based DAS experiment
- SDO a new standard for persistence?
- SDO a new standard for persistence?
- Distributed JPA
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- SDO & DAS Face-2-Face meetings
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- Volta
- Aspects of Domain Model Management
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- IBM PureQuery
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About Erix
- Eric Samson
- Paris, France
- I'm an entrepreneur in high-tech software, specialized on data access, data integration, persistence, ORM, etc. I have contributed to the standardization of persistence in Java (JDO, JPA, EJB3). I have also contributed to the creation of the notion of Data Services (SDO, DAS). I currently am a Microsoft employee, evangelizing Global ISVs.
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