Communicating - Live on Channel9!
Our new show, "Communicating", is live on Channel9. My teammate, Michael Scherotter, posted a great set of interviews with Technicolor, Starz, and Reborn Studio. I love the Starz interview, you get a real behind the scenes look at how a well-known broadcasting company uses technology.
I just posted my first interview where I talked with Wayne Citrin of JNBridge. We focused on the JMS adapters for .NET and BizTalk and Wayne walks through a few impressive demos. When I first saw the JMS adapters, I knew that this is the sweet spot for .NET and Java interop outside the realms of HTTP based communication.
One of the reasons I like the JNBridge solution is that they have already done the hard work of writing platform-specific JMS implementations under the hood for you. That is, the implementation for IBM is different (and non-interoperable) with Tibco, for example.
Sure, there are other options for talking to systems via JMS. Tibco has a .NET API for JMS, and IBM has a custom WCF channel for MQ. IBM also had posted a beta of an XMS client for .NET, but I can't seem to locate the download on their site to provide a link.
The reason I like the JNBridge solution is that it allows you to configure which JMS provider you are using under the scenes. You don't have to bind your code to a specific implementation, that is a detail abstracted away nicely for you by JNBridge. Sweet.
Go check out my interview with Wayne Citrin of JNBridge to see for yourself.
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March 03, 2008
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