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 In this issueýs DobbsCast, Jon Erickson interviews Roy Mitchell, product manager for OnWeb and OnWebManage at NetManage, on web services strategies for mobile devices. Mitchell suggests that, beyond email, the next generation of mobile web services applications will access CRM, ERP and other enterprise apps ý both in executive terrain (the corporate heads-up display, encapsulating and summarizing critical business heartbeat info in realtime) and in the more prosaic and process-bound arena of field-force management. Mitchell discusses specialized developer tools that anticipate the need to access unstructured, as well as structured data on existing business systems, maintain security and insure usability as data is exposed on mobile apps.
Switching power supplies available in three package styles
Designed for medical and dental instrumentation, Astrodyne Corp. has announced the multi-package PMMK225 line of high-density switching power supplies that provide output power of 225 watts with active PFC. Print server connects HP printers to WPA/WPA2 wireless LANs
SEH has introduced the PS56 print server, a WLAN interface card, for connecting HP printers to wireless LANs supporting WPA and WPA2 encryption standards. Integrated light sensor exceeds 15-year lifetime
Melexis adds the MLX75305 light-to-voltage sensor with a 15-year lifetime to the SensorEyeC series of optical sensors. Trimmable chip resistors offer more package sizes
Stackpole Electronics has expanded the FCR series of trimmable chip resistors with the addition of 0402 and 2512 case sizes.
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Building on eBay Web Services
John Dorsey
Greg Isaacs, Director eBay Developers Program talks about the growth of third-party software built to take advantage of web services from eBay, Skype, PayPal, and Shopping.com. (MP3, 6:21 mins.)
New & Noteworthy: And the Scales Fell From Java's Eyes
Rick Wayne
Try Terracotta's new products to pump up performance without rewriting any code, and Sun's Java Studio Creator 2 is a free download that streamlines Web app development for J2EE. Also, two new tomes shed light on grid computing and IT defense.
Special Guide-MDA and UML Tools: CASE 2.0—or the Developer's Dream
Mike Riley
The quest for model-driven application development that drives model-to-code and model-to-model transformation still needs some work, but the MDA products out there show huge promise.
Interview: Inside the Microsoft Modeling Team
Scott Swigart
Members of Microsoft's Modeling Team speak with Software
Development magazine about Visual Studio Team System's modeling tools and Microsoft's thoughts about modeling in general.
Back to the Future with AJAX
Yoram Meriaz
AJAX is an amalgamation of technologies that give web applications the look-and-feel of desktop applications.
Consuming .NET Web Services in Oracle JDeveloper
Max I. Fomitchev
Max uses Oracle JDeveloper 10.1.2 to examine the problems you must overcome when consuming ATL/.NET web services in Java clients that rely on Apache SOAP.
A Look at AJAX and Web 2.0
Jonathan Erickson
Dror Matalon discusses the AJAX standard, the differences between AJAX and Web 2.0, and AJAX development toolsets. (MP3, 4:53 mins.)
XML and ADO.NET Best Practices
Mark M. Baker
.NET Software Legend and ADO.NET guru Jackie Goldstein discusses the history of ADO.NET, his recommended best practices when using it, and his upcoming book on ADO.NET. (MP3, 15:31 mins.)
Web Services and Mobile Devices
Jonathan Erickson
Roy Mitchell discusses the challenges developers face when delivering Web services on mobile devices. (MP3, 5:12 mins.)
Themes, Skins, and ASP.NET 2.0
Vikram Srivatsa
In ASP.NET 2.0, a Theme is a way of defining the look-and-feel for server controls in web applications.
How to find Data Bus width using C code?
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