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Oslo is supposed to be Microsoft's unifying platform

Oslo is slated to have visual modeling and composition tools, a foundational repository built on SQL Server 2008 for managing application metadata, and a new, declarative modeling language to enable interoperability of models between tools and domain-specific modeling notations. But these things take time and its better not to hang out to dry current BizTalk customers while creating the next-big unifying platform, especially given the kind of history Microsoft has with quality when it releases new technologies.

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