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Invoke webservices from Android
Published on 27 Jan, 2011 at 21:03 in Android, Articles, Featured, Mobile Computing | Viewed 78,360 views times | 10 Comments
This is ongoing blog on Getting Started with Android. In earlier blog, I provided an architecture overview of android application, followed by setting up the development environment for Android and creating and running a simple application.
In this blog, I would describe how to invoke web services (soap based services) via Android. In my next blog, I would follow it up with how to invoke REST based services….
Getting Started with Android – Creating Android Application
Published on 20 Jan, 2011 at 20:01 in Android, Articles, Featured, Mobile Computing, Upcoming technology trends and reviews | Viewed 28,846 views times | 12 Comments
This is ongoing blog on Getting Started with Android. In earlier blog, I provided an architecture overview of android application. In this blog, I would setup the development environment for Android and create a simple hello world application.
I would say are two ways you could develop Android applications-
The web development way: – Utilizing your web development skills like- HTML, CSS 3 and JavaScript (JQuery libraries). For…Getting Started with Android
Published on 7 Jan, 2011 at 23:32 in Android, Articles, Featured, Mobile Computing | Viewed 5,352 views times | 5 Comments
Android is an open source development platform for mobile phones based on Linux, created by Google and Open Handset Alliance. The latest release of Android is 2.3. As a developer you won’t interact with Linux directly, instead you would use the Android application framework (android apis and sdk) for creating applications.
Android applications are written in the Java language, but compiled and converted into the compact Dalvik Executable (.dex) format,…
Moving towards BPMN 2.0
Published on 25 Dec, 2010 at 19:04 in Articles, BPM, Featured | Viewed 3,962 views times | 16 Comments
The Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN) is a standard for modeling business process modeling. BPMN provides a set of graphical notations for modeling business processes.
To model a business process flow, you can simply start of with modeling the events that starts the process, the activities that get performed as part of process, and the end result of the process flow. You can also optionally place the events and activities…
The Web Services Tutorial
Published on 13 Dec, 2010 at 21:07 in Articles, Featured, Web Services | Viewed 12,055 views times | 10 Comments
If you are looking to get started with web services development, these series of my blog should provide you enough details with tutorials on how to go about developing web services.
Introduction to JAX-WS Create code first web services Create Contract first web services Intercept SOAP messages Web Services Interoperability - Invoking real world .NET web services using Java (more…)Introduction to Spring Framework
Published on 1 Nov, 2010 at 22:21 in Featured, Spring framework | Viewed 11,757 views times | 6 Comments
Spring is an open source framework created to simplify the complexity of enterprise application development. Spring framework addresses all tier of application development in a consistent manner. Spring framework provides a layered architecture comprising of well defined modules, where each modules can be used independently to simplify some area of enterprise development.
In this first article of the Spring Series , I introduce you to the Spring framework. I start…