Stu Charlton

Hi, while you are at WebServices, maybe you would like to improve ServiceOrientedArchitecture, BusinessProcessManagement, ComplexEventProcessing, EventDrivenArchitecture, and SODA (Service oriented Development of Applications, but no page here yet) as well :)

updated ComplexEventProcessing, EventDrivenArchitecture. BPM and SOA will have to wait. I'd prefer not to touch SODA, as there's only so many Gartner-isms that I can handle without frothing at the mouth. EDA is bad enough case of hair-splitting with SOA, but SODA is a pretty flimsy distinction to warrant yet another acronym... just my opinion though. --SC

Thanks for your help in the CEP and EDA pages. There are more publicly available material related to the above topics since I first started to pay attention to these terms. I have shifted attention to DotNetTwo programming at this moment.

I am also looking for a bit of jump start on a DotNetTwo thing called "DynamicMethods?".

Links :

http://blogs.msdn.com/joelpob/archive/2004/04/01/105862.aspx : Hard to understand without lots of OO background
http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/dynamiclistsorting.asp : DynamicMethods? are efficient runtime created in memory methods.
http://my.execpc.com/~gopalan/dotnet/reflection.html

That is a bit deep for me (hoping it would be piece of cake in six months time). Lastly is DynamicMethods? helpful in the implementation of AspectOrientedProgramming within DotNet? -- dl

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