Logo: simply love it
- Venue: the Metropolis movie theater is a really nice location and the the logo on these big screens looks soooo nice; the seats are just a bit too comfortable: my eyes seem to close automagically
- The team: I really had fun times this week with Frederik, Sven, Valérie, Jo, Stijn, Stephan, Gert, Dan, ...
- DataPower: the IBM partner talk had obviously some commercial aspect, but some insight on XML threats and the idea of an 'ESB in hardware' were simply awesome
- Paul Fremantle's talk on complex event processing and the conversation afterwards, e.g. on AMQP and the "unreliability of WS-ReliableMessaging" (Paul is the WS-RX spec lead)
- XSLT 2.0 by Doug Tidwell: XML remains relevant and Dough can bring his story in such a funny way (thanks Robin for arranging this)
- REST talk by Stefan Tilkov: although I have a more biased view on the REST and WS-* story, Stefan brings his message so well
Already looking forward to Devoxx 2009! And thinking about new topics and speakers in the SOA/security area for 2009: Smooks, more cloud computing, new ESB features, BPM and BPEL (BPELScript?), design- and runtime governance of services, Master Data Management, new XML stuff, claims based security, trusted computing, ... Any suggestions?
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Guy,
Are you in contact with Ulrich Lang of Object Security? They have a great tool that takes a business process map, and creates authentication rules based on the steps within the process and deploys them on the appropriate app servers.
This video gives a better idea of what they do.
http://www.objectsecurity.com/en-products-video-openpmf20-intalio-nov08.html.
Of course my view of them may be a little biased since they use Intalio's (the company I work for) Designer for the process map. But, I think it is unique on the market and has huge benefits for easing the tangled spaghetti network of the enterprise infrastructure.
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