Longhorn communication system Indigo CTP release [Author: Anonymous Copy from: Site author Hits: 4 Updated: 2005-3-17 article entry: Kang]
On Wednesday, Microsoft released the first CTP version of the next-generation communication subsystem Indigo on Longhorn to its MSDN, and Community Technology Preview, Community Technology Preview. The launch of the Indigo CTP version shows that Microsoft is developing an earlier version of this Web service technology in Miro. ARI Bixhorn, General Manager of Microsoft Web Services Strategy Products, said this is the first experience in Indigo Beta ONE in the developer. Indigo provides security, reliable and transactional collaborative communication features, and these three important features are well received by developers. Its internal infrastructure can greatly simplify developers' faculty-oriented programming mode. In this development mode, the program is based on the flow of asynchronous information, while Indigo provides a large number of information technology created, destroyed, handled, and converted, can be described as taking care of the thought. The unified scheduled programming mode also enables developers to easily develop applications that meet the extensive Web service standard (Microsoft references to "WS- *" specification). Indigo integrated Web services include: ASMX (ASP.NET Web Services) ,. Net Remoting, .NET Enterprise Services, WSE (Web Services Enhancements), and System.Messaging. In addition, Microsoft plans to release Indigo Beta ONE in the first half of this year, release RTM (Release to Manufacturing, Manufacturers) in 2006. During this time, there will be a beta TWO launch.
