http://www.dfsnotes.com Documentum Foundation Services Thu, 17 Jan 2008 15:04:18 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en It was revealed that blog registration was closed, so blog readers could not register and post their comments. From now,  this bug is fixed. Please feel free to post any questions and propose what articles you'd like to see in the future. http://www.dfsnotes.com/2008/01/17/blog-registration-is-opened/ It's time to show you how to create .NET remote client for HelloWorldService. In order to create .NET proxies for DFS service, developers should have: Service's WSDL URL. DFS service-model.xml file which describes service artifacts to be generated by subsequent processes. http://www.dfsnotes.com/2007/11/20/custom-dfs-service-development-net-client-part-3/ Today we'll talk about remote client creation which invokes our HelloWorldService from part 1. Little more info about this sample: http://www.dfsnotes.com/2007/11/20/custom-dfs-service-development-java-client-part-2/ Hey everyone, Some persons from EMC Documentum Forums stated that AcmeCustomService which comes with DFS SDK seems to be too complex for beginners, and "HelloWorld" service would be more understandable. I will try to show you how to create your first own simple HelloWorld like DFS service. This tutorial will contain of ... http://www.dfsnotes.com/2007/11/14/custom-dfs-service-development-service-creation-part-1/ Documentum Foundation Services service pack is coming. It will contain many performance improvements, as well as .NET layer support which will allow DFS developers to create .NET proxies for their custom services and invoke services through similar to DFS Java API. Here is rough example of .NET client written in C#: ...... ContextFactory ... http://www.dfsnotes.com/2007/11/13/dfs-60-sp1-is-coming/ Hey everyone ! This blog is dedicated to EMC Documentum Foundation Services - the key component in the D6 Services Oriented Architecture. In this blog I will try to explain DFS API as well as some tips and tricks for services usage. It is supposed that the basic audience of this blog ... http://www.dfsnotes.com/2007/09/19/introduction/