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Joint Sun/Microsoft J1 talk on Web ServicesPosted by haroldcarr on April 10, 2008 at 10:04 AM | Permalink | Comments (0)Kevin Wittkopf and I will be giving a joint talk on Java (using Metro and GlassFish) and .NET 3.5 interoperable web services at JavaOne.
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CFP DOA 2008Posted by haroldcarr on April 09, 2008 at 03:13 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)I'm on the program committee (my fourth time) for the Distributed Objects, Middleware, and Applications conference (DOA'08) being held in Monterrey, Mexico, Nov 10 - 12, 2008. Here is the Call For Papers. Submit something or plan on attending and discussing cutting edge middleware research.
======== DOA 2008 Call For Papers ===================
The 10th International Symposium on Distributed Objects, Middleware, and Applications (DOA'08) Monterrey, Mexico, Nov 10 - 12, 2008 http://www.cs.rmit.edu.au/fedconf
Metro Web Services .NET 3.5 Plugfest 3/08 ResultsPosted by haroldcarr on March 25, 2008 at 02:30 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)4 Sun development engineers (myself, Jiandong, Rama and Marek) were at Microsoft's Redmond campus last week to participate in the latest plugfest to test interoperability between future releases of Metro Web Services and Windows Communication Foundation in .NET 3.5.
Note: our shipping product, Metro 1.0 (built into GlassFish V2 UR1 and runs in other web containers---e.g., Tomcat), interoperates with .NET 3.0 based on mostly non-standard specifications. What we tested at this plugfest was our current development codebase that will interoperate with .NET 3.5 based on standard specifications. If you are interested in the interop results for our shipping products see the Metro 1.0 Status Notes. We tested Security, Trust 1.3, SecureConversation 1.3, ReliableMessaging 1.1, MTOM and Addressing. Here are our results. The test results are in line with our expections for this point in our development cycle. Security scenarios:
Metro->WCF WCF->Metro
WsSecurity10-X10 PASS PASS
WsSecurity10-X10-NoTimestamp PASS PASS
WsSecurity11-A PASS PASS
WsSecurity11-AD PASS PASS
WsSecurity11-AD-ES PASS PASS
WsSecurity11-A-ES PASS PASS
WsSecurity11-A-NoTimestamp PASS PASS
WsSecurity11Sign-AS did not run* PASS
WsSecurity11Sign-ASD PASS PASS
WsSecurity11Sign-UXS PASS PASS
WsSecurity11Sign-UXSD PASS PASS
WsSecurity11Sign-XS PASS PASS
WsSecurity11Sign-XSD PASS PASS
WsSecurity11-UX PASS PASS
WsSecurity11-UXD PASS PASS
WsSecurity11-UXD-SEES PASS PASS
WsSecurity11-UX-NoTimestamp PASS PASS
WsSecurity11-UX-SEES PASS PASS
WsSecurity11-X PASS PASS
WsSecurity11-X-AES128 PASS PASS
WsSecurity11-X-AES192 PASS PASS
WsSecurity11-XD PASS PASS
WsSecurity11-XD-ES PASS PASS
WsSecurity11-XD-SEES PASS PASS
WsSecurity11-X-NoTimestamp PASS PASS
WsSecurity11-X-TripleDES PASS PASS
* Not present in MS external endpoint.
WS-Trust 1.2:
S-S-M S-M-M S-M-S M-S-S M-S-M M-M-S
Scenario1: P P P P P P
Scenario2: P P P P P P
Scenario5: P P P P P P
Scenario6: P P P P P P
WS-Trust 1.3:
S-S-M S-M-M S-M-S M-S-S M-S-M M-M-S
Scenario1: P P P P P P
Scenario2: P P P P P P
Scenario3: P P P P P P
Scenario4: P P P P P P
Scenario5: P P P P P P
WS-SecureConversation 1.3:
S-M M-S
scenario6: P P
Scenario8: P P
Trust, SecureConversation Notes:
WS-ReliableMessaging 1.0 and 1.1
Metro->WCF WCF->Metro Metro->WCF WCF->Metro Metro->WCF WCF->Metro
external external internal A internal A internal B internal B
RM1.0 SOAP1.2 One-way pass NR pass pass pass pass
RM1.0 SOAP1.1 One-way pass NR pass pass pass pass
RM1.0 SOAP1.2 One-way Secured pass NR FAIL FAIL pass pass
RM1.0 SOAP1.1 One-way Secured pass NR FAIL FAIL pass pass
RM1.0 SOAP1.2 Roundtrip pass NR pass pass pass pass
RM1.0 SOAP1.1 Roundtrip pass NR pass pass pass pass
RM1.0 SOAP1.2 Roundtrip Secured pass NR FAIL FAIL pass pass
RM1.0 SOAP1.1 Roundtrip Secured pass NR FAIL FAIL pass pass
RM1.1 SOAP1.2 One-way pass NR pass pass pass pass
RM1.1 SOAP1.1 One-way pass NR pass pass pass pass
RM1.1 SOAP1.2 One-way Secured pass NR pass pass FAIL FAIL
RM1.1 SOAP1.1 One-way Secured pass NR pass pass FAIL FAIL
RM1.1 SOAP1.2 Roundtrip pass NR pass pass pass pass
RM1.1 SOAP1.1 Roundtrip pass NR pass pass pass pass
RM1.1 SOAP1.2 Roundtrip Secured pass NR pass pass FAIL FAIL
RM1.1 SOAP1.1 Roundtrip Secured pass NR pass pass FAIL FAIL
NR=="Not Run"
There seemed to be a configuration problem on the internal plugfest machines (i.e., internal A and internal B) MTOM Soap11MtomSignEncrypt 4 Soap11MtomSignOnly 5 Soap11MtomUtf16 5 Soap11MtomUtf8 5 Soap12MtomUtf8 5 Soap12MtomUtf8Aug04 5 Soap12MtomUtf8Security 5 Soap12MtomUtf8SecurityAug04 4 Metro->WCF: 38/38 WCF->Metro: 38/38 WS-Addressing Metro->WCF: WS-Addressing CR SOAP 1.1: 22/23 (1143 failed) WS-Addressing CR SOAP 1.2: 24/25 (1243 failed) WS-Addressing Member Submission SOAP 1.1: 10/10 WS-Addressing Member Submission SOAP 1.2: 11/11 WCF->Metro: WS-Addressing CR SOAP 1.1: 24/25 (1152 failed) WS-Addressing CR SOAP 1.2: 26/26 (1152 failed) WS-Addressing Member Submission SOAP 1.1: 10/11 (1152 failed) WS-Addressing Member Submission SOAP 1.2: 11/12 (1152 failed) We will be continuously running the above tests along with the rest of the interop scenarios as we work toward Metro / .NET 3.5 interop for a release sometime in 2008. Check out Jiandong's, Marek's and Rama's blogs for more details on interop results from this plugfest. Technorati: wsit glassfish projectmetro $175K in prizes for GlassFish and Metro web services stackPosted by haroldcarr on March 18, 2008 at 12:04 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)The GlassFish Community Awards (GAP) program is giving away $175,000 (USD) in cash prizes for the best bug reports and other contributions to the GlassFish community---that includes the Metro web services stack. Contributions include:
See the Project Ideas page for additional information, and the GAP Rules for the details on creating an Entry. Email your Entry to gap-submissions@glassfish.dev.java.net. Looking forward to seeing a lot of creative submissions. Send in an Entry right away. Technorati: wsit glassfish projectmetro Sun and Microsoft speaking on Java/.NET integration in UtahPosted by haroldcarr on February 19, 2008 at 03:29 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)I will be speaking with Kevin Wittkopf (Senior Solutions Architect from Microsoft) on Java/.NET integration at the Utah Java Users Group on Thursday, February 21, 2008. I will speak on "Java/.NET 3.x Web Service Interoperability using Project Metro" (aka WSIT or Tango) at 6pm MT. I will show how easy it is to build web service clients and services that interoperate with Windows Communications Foundation. Kevin will speak on "Java and .NET - Best of Both Worlds" at 7pm MT. From his abstract: "Are your customers (like most) predominantly running Windows and Office on the desktop, and would like to have an Windows-specific client to work with their J2EE server?" There are breakout sessions afterwards. If you are in Utah, please stop by and say hello. Technorati: wsit glassfish projectmetro  |
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Harold Carr is the engineering lead for enterprise web services
interoperability at Sun Microsystems - enabling atomic transactions, reliable messaging
and security between Java and Windows Communications Foundation.
Previous to this role he was responsible for RMI-IIOP load-balancing
and fail-over in the Sun Java System Application Server (SJSAS). He
designed the core architecture used in Sun's CORBA ORB and in the
JAX-RPC 2.0 reference implementation and the scalable socket
communications architecture used in SJSAS HTTP and IIOP remoting. He
helped write the OMG Portable Object Adapter specification and was
chairperson of the OMG Portable Interceptor specification. Previous
to Sun, he did distributed computing research at Hewlett-Packard
Research Laboratories and Schlumberger Research Laboratories, was
Chief Architect of Visual Lisp technology at Autodesk, and was a logic
simulation consultant for Cirrus Logic. He holds a Ph.D., in Computer
Science from the University of Utah.
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