MIX09: Interoperability 互操作性在MIX09
互操作性毫无悬念的成为MIX09的重头戏。当然无论何时谈论云计算时互操作性总是关键考量。
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一些这方面的课程：
“Build Applications on the Microsoft Platform Using Eclipse, Java, Ruby and PHP!”
- Microsoft’s approach to Interoperability: 6-7 minutes that really helps to explain how and why Microsoft is going this direction!
- Silverlight interoperability with the Eclipse Tools for Silverlight project, with the new Mac support (see my post Eclipse Tools for Silverlight (Eclipse4SL): now for Mac developers) and a sample integration of Silverlight and PHP
- Azure Services Platform Interoperability and .NET Services, where Vijay demos the Java SDK for .NET Services (Jdotnetservices) and the Ruby SDK for .NET services (check also John Shewchuk’s session below for more on .NET Services/Interoperability)
- Slide 38 at approx 31':
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- Slide 38 at approx 31':
- A prototype of PHP Tooling from Eclipse for Windows Azure, enabling developers to browse the Windows Azure Storage, and publish a PHP application that would leverage the FastCGI support in Azure (see Using 3rd Party Programming Languages via FastCGI).
- The Azure Storage Explorer in Eclipse at approx 46'
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- The Azure Storage Explorer in Eclipse at approx 46'
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Speaking about Azure, from the moment we kicked off our cloud computing effort, openness and interoperability stood at the forefront, we spelled it out clearly with Azure (see www.microsoft.com/azure screenshot below), and we mean it as this post illustrates.
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The next session I’d recommend is Shaun Hirschman & Michael Joffe’s
“Running PHP on Microsoft Servers and Services: Windows + PHP, explore the possible”
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As Michael states in the opening, everybody is aware that PHP runs on Windows, but you don’t necessarily know all the legwork the Microsoft has been doing to enhance PHP on Windows, as well as all the interoperability touch points between PHP and Microsoft’s technologies. So in this session you’ll get the big picture. In particular don’t miss these demos:
- Web Platform Installer: getting all you need to build your web applications in one simple and customizable installer, including popular web applications like WordPress.
- Live Services + PHP: extend PHP applications (WordPress in the demo) by adding your Live Contacts and syncing blog content with Live Mesh
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Finally, I invite you to check out John Shewchuk’s session A Lap around Microsoft .NET Services, where he is doing “something a little wacky” as he said!
John demonstrates interoperability scenarios with .NET Services (which is part of the overall Azure Services platform) combined with different languages and platforms. John’s demos show how to leverage the Access Control Service & the Service Bus, with an application built using Python+JQuery running on the GoogleApp engine and using Yahoo as the OpenId provider. These are great scenarios involving notifications and federated identity across firewalls boundaries and heterogeneous systems.
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Further down the talk, I also really liked the Facebook (PHP)/CinemaMIX (ASP.NET) application allowing users to invite friends to share (view/edit) your Netflix video queue. That’s cloud interoperability in action
This is only a short selection of the sessions tackling Interoperability. There are many other interesting sessions to discover, so get lost at <videos.visitmix.com/MIX09> and have fun! [via]