I have found this detail however version 8.2 does not have universal messaging...is there another way of doing it?
http://serviceorientedarchitect.com/how-to-test-jms-processing-in-webmethodsterracotta-universal-messaging-and-integration-server-with-soapui-and-hermesjms/
Universal Messaging supports & provides APIs to connect the Universal Messaging JMS server from different platforms. These can be leveraged to connect from webMethods 8.2 to Universal Messaging JMS servers.
Check below is the link for the details.
Universal Messaging Developer Guide
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I have not been able to locate documentation indicating whether Windows 10 IoT Core supports WFP in any capacity. I am particularly interested in whether IoT Core supports WFP callout drivers.
Background on WFP
You may try to run the WFP sample on Windows IoT Core. It includes a driver project named WFPSamplerCalloutDriver. Since the the target of projectis for Windows Desktop, it may show error when compiling for Windows IoT Core. You need to change the DriverTargetPlatform to Universal which supports Windows IoT Core.
Windows Filtering Platform Sample
Update:
I have compiled the WFPSamplerCalloutDriver sample for Windows IoT Core successfully, and built/installed the driver package on my device(Raspberry PI) with no errors. But I can not find the installed drivers via command devcon driverfiles * after booting the device.
We have the multi-platform system which I need to communicate between node.Js and .net Core microservices with ESB. The system runs on premises.
We already started to use MassTransit in our .net services.
Is there a way to publish/consume messages with node.js using the MassTransit platform?
Does PicketLink support all Application Servers?
I'm interested in using it on WebSphere 8.5.5. If not is there an equivalent library for WebSphere security offering?
In theory, you can use it in any JEE6+ container. CDI is the only requirement. You can even use Weld SE, for instance.
There are people using it in TomEE and Glassfish too.
I am planning to create a performance tune-up application for Windows 8 and would like to distribute it through the Windows Store.
Do Windows 8 applications (Metro apps) allows me to install a windows service onto the clients' system when he downloads my application through a Windows Store interface?
My idea was to have a service that does a constant tune-up and use Metro UI to control the service settings.
No, they do not allow you to install Services, unfortunately (well, kind-of fortunately, as that would be a large security risk). The Metro environment is a sandbox that allows data in and out only through specific guard systems and with specific, requested capabilities.
You may be able to have them install the service separately, but I'm not sure you'd be able to communicate with it or sell an app which does so on the store.
If you have your service hooked up to a WCF service or sending messages through Azure, then you could talk to it that way, but that'd be kind of roundabout.
Sorry I couldn't help you more, good luck.
I am trying to setup an enrollment server for managing Windows Phone devices. I know that there is a discovery service at http://enterpriseenrollment.mydomain.com/EnrollmentServer/Discovery.svc which will provide the enrollment service URL.
What is the behavior of Discovery.svc?
Is this a service that I need to develop?
If yes, what sort of methods should be in there in this service?
How to setup the Enrollment service? What are its methods?
Search for "Enterprise Device Management Protocol for Windows Phone" documentation. It is explained there:
Enterprise Device Management Protocol for Windows Phone