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Spotlight Podcasts and Videos
Eclipse, Wiki and Agile Development is a 20-minute
interview with Ward Cunningham, the Father of Wiki and Director of Community Development with the Eclipse Foundation (MP3 audio / podcast, running time 20:01).
Federated
Identities: Overlooked Threats is a presentation by Thor Larholm,
Senior Security Researcher at PivX Solutions
(video and MP3 audio / podcast, running time 9:41).
Security
Taxonomy of Web Services and Distributed Systems presentation by Kevin Dick,
CEO of security company Network Resonance
(video and MP3 audio / podcast, running time 14:48).
XQuery,
XML and Databases Panel Discussion by Ron Bourret, Dana Florescu, Michael
Kay, Jonathan Robie and Michael Rys
(MP3 audio programs. Part 1 (running time 32:04) and part 2 (22:46).
Video Programs
Kevin Dick discusses a security
taxonomy of web services and distributed systems (running time 14:48).
Blake
Dournaee discusses XML gateways and web services security (running time:
15:12).
Author
Elliotte Rusty Harold
discusses the state of Java and XML (running time 7:01).
Dr.
Michael Rys of Microsoft discusses XML, XQuery and SQL Server 2005.
Ashraf
Memon of the San Diego Supercomputer Center discusses grid services, web
services and securing grid services (10:57).
Geoff Brown of Oracle discusses
grids and Oracle's grid technology (6:38)
Rebecca
Dias of Microsoft discusses Web Services Enhancements (WSE), service-oriented
architectures, interoperability testing, WS-Policy, WS-Security, WS-Trust, WS-SecureConversation
and .NET features for developing secure web services.
Jim
Melton of Oracle discusses the SQL:2003 standard and the effort to
integrate XML and XQuery with SQL (running time 6:15).
Daniela
Florescu of BEA discusses query optimization, parallel execution of
XQuery, whether "SQL is dead", and what XQuery 2.0 needs to be a
fully-featured language (running time 9:04).
JP
Morgenthal of Software AG discusses integration technologies (EAI, EII),
registries (ebXML and UDDI) and the future of RFID technology (19:14).
Mark Colan
(IBM) discusses services-oriented architectures, web services, and Big
Blue's approach to security and federated identities (18:55).
Bob Bickel of JBoss discusses
middleware trends, application servers, .NET vs. J2EE, and aspect-oriented
programming with C# and Java. (Running time 5:49)
John
Goodson of DataDirect Technologies discusses data access and APIs such as
XQJ. (3:40)
Dean
Guida of Infragistics discusses mobility and presentation framework
trends, including .NET, Microsoft Longhorn and Avalon. (6:17)
Information
Engineering, Portals and Data Warehouses (10:13)
Clive Finkelstein, the father of Information Engineering, speaks about using
XML with portals and data warehouses.
The Enterprise Security Challenge
(10:36)
Rajiv Gupta of Confluent Software discusses web services and application-level
security. Recorded during the SDSIC Web Services Conference at the San Diego
Supercomputer Center.
Spotlight on Secure Web Services
(19:03)
Gene Thurston of AmberPoint, Inc., explains SAML, WS-Security, and other
specifications for creating secure web services.
Web
Services: The Strategic IT View (60 minutes)
This net seminar discusses Web services from an information technology
perspective, such as how Web services might be used for application
integration.
The Future of
Software and Databases (65 minutes)
Rick Cattell, Don Chamberlin, Daniela Florescu, Jim Gray and Jim Melton
discuss database trends, XML and XQuery, web services and grids.
Slides with Audio (Real Player)
- Thor
Larholm (PivX Solutions) explains security and vulnerabilities,
including issues with federated identities (11:52).
- Peter Aiken (Virginia
Commonwealth University) discusses DM3 (5:48).
- Ed Julson of Sun Microsystems
discusses service-oriented architectures, web services, and ebXML (13:56).
- Dr. Tushar Hazra (Cutter
Consortium) discusses portals, model-driven architecture, best-of-breed
software (17:00).
- Dave McComb of Semantic Arts
discusses semantics, ontologies and modeling (7:42).
- Madhu Siddalingaiah (Aquarius
Solutions) discusses J2EE, Linux, and .NET as platforms for delivering web
services (7:45).
Real Audio
Podcasts (MP3 Audio)
- Security
Taxonomy of Web Services and Distributed Systems presentation by Kevin Dick
(running time 14:48).
- XQuery,
XML and Databases panel by by Ron Bourret, Dana Florescu, Michael Kay,
Jonathan Robie and Michael Rys
(part 1 running time 32:04, part 2 runs 22:46).
- ebXML Registry
Interoperability presentation by David RR Webber, Ashique Tanveer and Anthony Ton
(running time 53:00).
- Web Services Security Universe
is a presentation by Ken North at a web services conference at the San Diego
Supercomputer Center (running time 13:03).
- Blake
Dournaee of Sarvega discusses XML gateways and web services security
(running time 15:09).
-
Michael Rys of Microsoft discusses XML, XQuery and SQL Server 2005 (running
time 15:01).
- Jim
Melton of Oracle discusses the SQL:2003 standard and the effort to
integrate XML and XQuery with SQL (running time 5:57).
- Daniela
Florescu of BEA discusses query optimization, parallel execution of
XQuery, whether "SQL is dead", and what XQuery 2.0 needs to be a
fully-featured language (running time 9:36)
- SD2004
panel discussion (Marrying SQL, XML, Web Services and Grid Computing)
- Bob Bickel of JBoss discusses
middleware trends, application servers, .NET vs. J2EE, and aspect-oriented
programming with C# and Java (6:11)
- John
Goodson of DataDirect Technologies discusses data access and APIs such as
XQJ. (3:39)
Dean
Guida of Infragistics discusses mobility and presentation framework
trends, including .NET, Microsoft Longhorn and Avalon. (6:17)
- Jeff
Carmichael (Tarari) discusses the role of hardware accelerators in XML
content processing and security.
- Mark Colan
(IBM) discusses services-oriented architectures, web services, and Big
Blue's approach to security and federated identities (17:11).
- Dr. Rajiv Gupta (Confluent Software)
discusses web services security (10:19).
- Thor
Larholm (PivX Solutions) explains security and vulnerabilities,
including issues with federated identities (11:52).
- Gene Thurston
(AmberPoint)
explains SAML, WS-Security, and other specifications for creating secure web
services (19:03).
- Peter Aiken (Virginia
Commonwealth University) discusses DM3 (5:48)
- Geoff Brown of Oracle discusses
grid computing (7:07)
- Dr. Tushar Hazra (Cutter
Consortium) discusses portals, model-driven architecture, best-of-breed
software (17:00)
- Ed Julson of Sun Microsystems
discusses service-oriented architectures, web services, and ebXML (13:56)
- Dave McComb of Semantic Arts
discusses semantics, ontologies and modeling (7:42).
- Madhu Siddalingaiah (Aquarius
Solutions) discusses J2EE, Linux, and .NET as platforms for delivering web
services (7:45).
