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Consumerization of IT Collides with MEAP: Windows Phone > Cloud

August 29, 2011

In this week’s scenario, I’ll illustrate how Windows Phone utilizes many of Gartner’s Mobile Enterprise Application Platform Critical Capabilities to connect to Microsoft’s Cloud services in Azure Continue reading →

Posted in MEAP | Replies: 2

Reducing SQL Server I/O Contention during Sync :: Tip 2

January 7, 2011

All DBAs know that Joining tables on non-indexed columns is the most expensive operation SQL Server can perform. Continue reading →

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Windows Phone 7 Line of Business App Dev :: Improving the In-Memory Database

November 26, 2010

About a month ago, I wrote an article intended to help you fill some of the gaps left by the missing SQL Server Compact database.  Since your Windows Phone 7 Silverlight app is consuming an ObservableCollection of objects streaming down … Continue reading →

Posted in Windows Phone 7 | Replies: 6

Windows Phone 7 Line of Business App Dev :: Working with an In-Memory Database

November 5, 2010

In my last article of this series, you finally got to consume wireless-friendly WCF REST + JSON Services from both Windows Server and Windows Azure with data coming from SQL Server/SQL Azure.  You now have an ObservableCollection of Customer objects … Continue reading →

Posted in Azure, Windows Phone 7 | Replies: 3

Windows Phone 7 Line of Business App Dev :: Consuming an Azure WCF REST + JSON Service

October 27, 2010

In my last two articles, I showed you how to build WCF REST services using Visual Studio 2010 that can reside on-premise in Windows Server 2008 or in the Cloud in Windows Azure.  Furthermore, I demonstrated pulling data from a … Continue reading →

Posted in Windows Phone 7 | Replies: 5

Don’t forget to Encrypt your Windows Phone 7 Data

July 2, 2010

Whether you’re targeting Mobile Line of Business apps for the Enterprise or B2C apps for consumers, ensuring that sensitive data is encrypted is a must.  These days, I can’t have a serious discussion with a CIO unless I can assure … Continue reading →

Posted in Windows Phone 7 | Replies: 23

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The Microsoft Windows Mobile Line of Business Solution Accelerator

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Getting Started with Java on PDAs

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JSP vs JSP

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Using Servlet Debugger 2.0

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Java Web Server and Dynamic Page Compilation

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How to Upgrade JBuilder's Speed and Its Servlets

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Servlet Development with JBuilder

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