Design Patterns
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Tips: Don’t Depend on That Sequential Object ID
I recently ran into a situation that challenged one of my basic beliefs in the setup of the Documentum repository, object ids may not be sequential!!! What you say? Impossible you say? Yet it happened. What I encountered isn’t a widespread phenomenon, but it could happen to you. What Happened Continue reading
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My Floating Head on the EMC Developer Network
Have you ever read my blog and wondered what I sound like in normal conversation? Have you looked at the new EMC Developer Network and you weren’t sure where to start? Want to solve all the problems in the ECM world by starting to document our Design Patterns? Are you in luck! Alan Z and… Continue reading
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The New Developer Network and ECM Design Patterns
It has been a while since my last real post. It hasn’t been for lack of things to talk about, I’ve just been extremely busy. I am still behind on things, but I can see the light and this is a topic that just won’t wait. One of the things that I’ve set as a… Continue reading
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The Future of Documentum Security in the SOA World
A month or so ago, I asked people to post questions that I would try and get answered at EMC World. Every question had to do with security. Unfortunately, I was unable to track down all the right people to ask the right questions in a timely fashion. Part of this was my fault as… Continue reading
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ECM Design Patterns
Recently, the EMC Developer Network has started posting some “Design Patterns”. I use the term loosely to mirror their terminology. Each “pattern” is really just a quick description of the problem and two approaches to solve the problem. It is all very high level. Before I get any further, kudos to them for actually taking… Continue reading
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Participating in the EMC Developer Network
Over the last few months, the EMC Developer Network has been starting the process of trying to build a community. They’ve recently added forums and are working at getting members of the Documentum community to not only write articles, but to comment upon them. Alan Zenreich, the main man behind the curtain at the Developer… Continue reading
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Review: Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture
Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture Martin Fowler 2003 I saw this book on the desk of a colleague. I had already been thinking of picking it up, so I did. I learned two things from this. One, ownership of a book does not equate to an endorsement. Second, take more time when determining if a… Continue reading