http://www.ensemblisms.com/ Integration Orchestrations for the rest of us. en-us Copyright 2010 Dev Arboretum http://www.ensemblisms.com/images/ensemblisms_itunes.png http://www.ensemblisms.com http://www.ensemblisms.com/episode1/Episode1.m4v A Simple Web Service to control a production item in Ensemble. This podcast is complimented by a .NET application that consumes the Web Services as a demonstration. Wed, 29 Apr 2009 13:31:26 -0400 http://www.ensemblisms.com/episode1/Episode1.m4v Ron Sweeney No Intersystems, Cache, Ensemble, integration, screencasts A Simple Web Service to control a production item in Ensemble. This podcast is complimented by a .NET application that consumes the Web Services as a demonstration. A Simple Web Service to control a production item in Ensemble. This podcast is complimented by a .NET application that consumes the Web Services as a demonstration. http://www.ensemblisms.com/episode2/Episode2.m4v This episode will show you how to build a Continuous Integration Testing Harness using the Ensemble %UnitTest classes. It will step through the Test Driven Development Cycle of Red => Green =>Re-factor, by building a simple Unit Test, the failing assertion, and then follow it up with the resulting code that passes the test. Wed, 29 Apr 2009 11:37:51 -0400 http://www.ensemblisms.com/episode2/Episode2.m4v Ron Sweeney No Intersystems, Cache, Ensemble, integration, screencasts This episode will show you how to build a Continuous Integration Testing Harness using the Ensemble %UnitTest classes. It will step through the Test Driven Development Cycle of Red => Green =>Re-factor, by building a simple Unit Test, the failing assertion, and then follow it up with the resulting code that passes the test. This episode will show you how to build a Continuous Integration Testing Harness using the Ensemble %UnitTest classes. It will step through the Test Driven Development Cycle of Red => Green =>Re-factor, by building a simple Unit Test, the failing assertion, and then follow it up with the resulting code that passes the test. http://www.ensemblisms.com/episode3/Episode3.m4v Create your own simple class template in Studio. Using cache server pages, provide a form to accept user input. Take this input along with some pre-defined items to generate your new class template. Wed, 29 Apr 2009 13:23:48 -0400 http://www.ensemblisms.com/episode3/Episode3.m4v Tiffany Raczynski No Intersystems, Cache, Ensemble, integration, screencasts Create your own simple class template in Studio. Using cache server pages, provide a form to accept user input. Take this input along with some pre-defined items to generate your new class template. Create your own simple class template in Studio. Using cache server pages, provide a form to accept user input. Take this input along with some pre-defined items to generate your new class template. http://www.ensemblisms.com/episode4/Episode4.m4v A Simple Class that enables integration from your Intersystems Ensemble productions with Twitter. This episode shows you how to, access credentials programmatically, initiate a REST create operation and a small XPATH example with an XML document. Sun, 19 Jul 2009 22:32:47 -0400 http://www.ensemblisms.com/episode4/Episode4.m4v Ron Sweeney No Intersystems, Cache, Ensemble, integration, screencasts A Simple Class that enables integration from your Intersystems Ensemble productions with Twitter. This episode shows you how to, access credentials programmatically, initiate a REST create operation and a small XPATH example with an XML document. A Simple Class that enables integration from your Intersystems Ensemble productions with Twitter. This episode shows you how to, access credentials programmatically, initiate a REST create operation and a small XPATH example with an XML document. http://www.ensemblisms.com/episode5/Episode5.m4v The latests field tests of Ensemble support DICOM! This episode gets the hack on by ripping through and coercing DICOM headers in an Ensemble production. This episode you will see a DICOM send from ClearCanvas (http://www.clearcanvas.ca) to an OsiriX (http://www.osirix-viewer.com), with Ensemble capitalizing on the dataset in the middle. The new functionality opens windows for use in Distributed Radiology solutions, Edge Devices, and powerful aggregation for academic and production use. Mon, 10 May 2010 06:58:18 -0400 http://www.ensemblisms.com/episode5/Episode5.m4v Ron Sweeney No Intersystems, Cache, Ensemble, integration, screencasts The latests field tests of Ensemble support DICOM! This episode gets the hack on by ripping through and coercing DICOM headers in an Ensemble production. This episode you will see a DICOM send from ClearCanvas (http://www.clearcanvas.ca) to an OsiriX (http://www.osirix-viewer.com), with Ensemble capitalizing on the dataset in the middle. The new functionality opens windows for use in Distributed Radiology solutions, Edge Devices, and powerful aggregation for academic and production use. The latests field tests of Ensemble support DICOM! This episode gets the hack on by ripping through and coercing DICOM headers in an Ensemble production. This episode you will see a DICOM send from ClearCanvas (http://www.clearcanvas.ca) to an OsiriX (http://www.osirix-viewer.com), with Ensemble capitalizing on the dataset in the middle. The new functionality opens windows for use in Distributed Radiology solutions, Edge Devices, and powerful aggregation for academic and production use. Ron Sweeney ron.sweeney@gmail.com Ron Sweeney No Intersystems, Cache, Ensemble, integration, screencasts Integration Orchestrations for the rest of us. Integration Orchestrations for the rest of us. This podcast will offer a periodic dose demonstrating the various functionality of the Intersystems Ensemble Product ( http://www.intersystems.com/ensemble ). Podcasts are available free of charge and are meant to compliment my professional development with the Intersystems products. Enjoy!