Hill IT Solutions
HITS is an IT consulting company specialized in creating custom Microsoft solutions and iPhone application development.- contact[at]hill-it.be
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Follow my SOA certification studies on Twitter
To compensate for my lack of time to write some decent blog posts I’ll twitter about my study activities. So follow me on @explorenet.
Passed Exam S90.03: SOA Design & Architecture
Finally I had the time to take the S90.03 exam (SOA Design & Architecture ), I know you’ve all been waiting for some info on this. For the moment I don’t have the time to go into detail about it … Continue reading
Silverlight 4 Relative Service Paths
Silverlight 4 supports relative paths for your service references, no more silly workarounds to deploy to different environments. The relative path is based on the location of the xap file, so if you xap is located on http://www.mysite.com/ClientBin/MyApp.xap and your … Continue reading
Certified SOA Professional
It’s official now…
Passed Exam S90.02: SOA Technology Concepts
Today I successfully passed exam S90.02 and with that I earned my Certified SOA Professional rank The exam format is the same as S90.01, 50 questions (true/false, single choice or multiple choice questions), 1 hour to finish and the pass … Continue reading
Scheduled exam S90.02
I’ve scheduled the second exam, SOA Technology Concepts, in my pursuit of becoming a Certified SOA Consultant for March 29. This exams covers the basic technologies to implement a SOA solutions, specially through the use of web services. To prepare … Continue reading
Understanding SOA – A Word On Services
Introduction A service is the essential artifact in SOA, everything revolves around it, you’ll be analyzing, modeling, designing, implementing, governing and versioning services. A service is a specialized piece of business logic, a piece of software that is designed by … Continue reading
Passed Exam S90.01: Fundamental SOA & Service-Oriented Computing
This morning I went to take the exam S90.01 and passed without too much difficulties, 96/100 isn’t that bad I guess This exam is to test your basic understanding of Service-Orientation, here is a list of the things you have … Continue reading
Understanding SOA – Principles – Service Loose Coupling
Introduction Service Loose Coupling means that each service is an isolated entity with limited dependencies on other (shared) resources. These resources could be technologies, (legacy) applications, databases, components, API’s, infrastructure… The more a service is isolated from external resources the … Continue reading
Understanding SOA – Principles – Service Contract
IntroductionThe service contract is probably the most important thing/document/artifact that you’ll be creating or using concerning a SOA implementation. This is what technically defines a service, what it will look like, what it is capable of doing and how it’s … Continue reading
