Interoperability Videos

In our previous episode, Vijay Rajagopalan shared with us some of the details about a session he did at MIX09 which showed how Microsoft was providing support for building Silverlight applications using Eclipse on either Windows or even on other platforms as well. In today’s episode Vijay shares with us the details regarding some new interoperability support which will similarly allow PHP developers to use the Eclipse IDE to develop for and deploy to Windows Azure, and provide Java developers with a new Windows Azure SDK, making their life much easier when they use Windows Azure storage services in particular. He’ll also describe how Microsoft is working to make sure that Eclipse itself is a great Windows 7 application and how it will enable developers to write applications which can take full advantage of special Windows 7 features.   And you can find more information about these interoperability tools here: Microsoft to foster Eclipse and Microsoft platform interoperability Eclipse Tools for Windows Azure for PHP Windows Azure Software Developer Kit (SDK) for Java Eclipse Tools for Silverlight

As hard as it might be to believe, not everybody is using Visual Studio as their development platform. Then what if they want to develop a Silverlight application? Is notepad their only option? Fortunately not. Vijay Rajagopalan did a session at MIX09 earlier this year which shows how we've been working hard to provide interoperability support for Eclipse users that not only allows them to use Eclipse as their development environment, but also allows them to integrate their Silverlight applications into PHP, Ruby, or Java. And if you want more details, you can watch Vijay's MIX09 session here: Build Applications on the Microsoft Platform Using Exlipse, Java, Ruby, and PHP! And for additional information and downloads, you might be interested in the following: Eclipse Tools For Silverlight Interoperability Bridges & Labs Center Interoperability @ Microsoft

At the Virus Bulletin 2009 conference anti-malware researchers and product managers describe why the compatibility certification program, OESIS OK, is important.

Soldiers of the 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment (SCR) based in Vilseck, Germany, have been training for the past three months in Romania and Bulgaria as part of their preparations for an upcoming deployment to Afghanistan this spring. By Sgt. Marla R. Keown

OESIS OK (http://www.oesisok.com) is a free, industry-wide certification program that verifies the interoperability of security applications with products from leading technology vendors. When your product is OESIS OK Certified it is compatible with network solutions from Cisco, Juniper, F5, Dell, HP and others and enables an instant partnership between your company and these vendors. Certification will enable you to promote your application as a recommended complement to their solutions.

OESIS OK (http://www.oesisok.com) is a free, industry-wide certification program that verifies the interoperability of security applications with products from leading technology vendors. When your product is OESIS OK Certified it is compatible with network solutions from Cisco, Juniper, F5, Dell, HP and others and enables an instant partnership between your company and these vendors. Certification will enable you to promote your application as a recommended complement to their solutions.