# Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Design Notes
  • Application is computerized behavior to achieve a business goal
  • Application Protocol is a set of rules of allowed/legal interactions in an Application
  • Application State is an instant of time of the Application
  • URIs are used for resource identification
  • HTTP Methods/Verbs are used as the Uniform Interface
  • Resources are a logical representation of the Domain Model/Data Set
  • Resource Representations are transformations/views of Resources state at an instant of time
  • Resource Representations are requested via headers
  • There is a one to many relationship between a resource and its representations
  • Access to Resources is always mediated by way of Resource Representations
  • Hypermedia Resource Representation allows lazy-cacheable access that advertise permitted transitions
  • Use Transaction Resources to create stateless interaction
Design Procedure
  1. Figure out the Domain Model/Data Set (if it does not already exists)
  2. Split the Domain Model/Data Set into logical Resources
  3. Name the resources using URIs i.e. /orders, /orders/{key}, etc.
  4. Expose your subset of the uniform interface i.e. GET/POST/PUT/DELETE
  5. Design the Resource Representations
  6. Design the Hypermedia Resource Representations integration
  7. Design Scenarios, Alternative Paths & Error Conditions   
posted on Tuesday, March 15, 2011 8:25:37 PM UTC  #    Comments [0]
# Saturday, March 05, 2011

Navigate to The Accounting Engine

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Fill and submit the Request

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Make sure to have a valid email. 

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The email will contain among other information a link to the Subscription where you will complete the registration.

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Complete and submit the Subscription

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After the Accounting Data is created a logon is displayed

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Use the information from the email sent to login

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When you login successfully as an Administrator you will be redirected to the Settings.

posted on Saturday, March 05, 2011 5:23:05 PM UTC  #    Comments [0]
# Thursday, March 03, 2011

Update: This situation has been resolved

Back on October last year I got an email from Microsoft in which they said that they were trying to charge my company credit card for services I was not receiving. I responded:

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They ignored my request and continued sending the same stupid message only changing the Notice # and I continued replaying:

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I consider this a harassment and that Microsoft is trying to damage my company reputation and credit history.

If they continue this path I will take legal action to stop this Character Assassination attempt!

posted on Thursday, March 03, 2011 8:49:00 PM UTC  #    Comments [0]