If you are interested in Delphi web services and web programming, feel free to join me tomorrow for two live Delphi webinars: "Delphi for .NET 3.5 RESTful web services" and "Introduction to Delphi VCL for the Web Programming".
More details below:
Date: 10 JUNE 2008
Time: 11:00 (CEST), 10:00 (GMT)
Length: 60 min
URL: http://borland.interwise.com/borland/iClass/VR6182/
Title: "Delphi for .NET 3.5 RESTful web services"
Presenter: Pawel Glowacki
Language: English
Description: This webinar...
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What is "REST" anyway?
"REST" does not have anything to do with relaxing. It is rather a hot term used in the context of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA). The term "Representational State Transfer" was coined by Thomas Fielding in 2000, in his PhD dissertation "Architectural Styles and the Design of Network-based Software Architecture". In essence it is all about making services available through HTTP protocol easier. With traditional web services HTTP is used as transport for exchanging SO...
Check out the new layout of the EMEA CodeGear Event Calendar at www.codegear-events.eu. It is now easier to find things. There are two new main columns. One for future events and one for watching playbacks. Looks great to me.
I'm going to present the following 60 minutes Delphi webinars around Service Oriented Architecture and Web Services theme in April and I do invite you to register. It is going to be fun:-) See you online on Tuesdays at 11am and 3pm in April (CET, GMT +1).
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Inspired by Steve Shaughnessy's post on "The New dbExpress 4.0 MetaData" I've decided to give this approach a try and created a sample Delphi 2007 for .NET VCL Forms application that I'm using during current serie of CodeGear seminars to demonstrate the incredible amount of innovation in DBX4 architecture. Many Delphi programmers asked me to blog about it, so here we are:-)
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Note: Make sure to install RAD Studio 2007 December Update before trying to compile this code. If you are on XP, make sure you have .NET 3.0 or 3.5 installed.
Do you know Charles Petzold? Yes. He is the one who authored classical "Programming Windows" book back in eighties. Last year Petzold wrote a very good guide to WPF programming under intriguing title "Applications = Code + Markup", which is a very obvious reference to another classical book written in 1975 by creator of Pascal programm...