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January 2004 - Posts
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True, how true this is. E.g., I like that my car has an airbag and ABS. Clemens has to fight the very same problems I and other colleagues are experiencing when trying not only to sell a vision, but to make clear to people and customers why they need Read More
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This week I had two talks at the .NET Day in Vienna (with Bill Gates giving the closing keynote). One was about J2EE and .NET interoperability and the second one was on some solutions to common problems with ASMX-based Web services.
Download the samples Read More
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The W3C posted an updated version of the Web Services Architecture document. In official W3C terms, it is an editors' copy that has no official standing. This document defines the Web Services Architecture. It identifies the functional components Read More
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Casey Chesnut and John Bristowe - two Web services and WSE brothers in mind - have started some effort around implementing WS-Eventing for various .NET areas: WS-Eventing with SQL Notification Services by Casey Gotdotnet Workspace: WS-Eventing Read More
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From the Shadowfax team over at gotdotnet.com: The latest build of Shadowfax is now available ! BUILD: 1-23-2004 It now includes not only the main the Service-oriented reference architecture piece, but also the new reference implementation Read More
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Jeff Schneider asked in one of the comments on my last post about "Oracle's new Web services Designer - good idea, but ..." what I mean by message contract. Sorry for not being clear enough on this. Let me give a try here.Normally everybody only Read More
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The wonderful Douglas Purdy just published a snippet of his schema versioning solution. But this is just a sneak preview - nothing real for now. Expect more to come ... Rather that a long entry, I think I am going to tease everyone before I show the Read More
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Has anybody already seen the Web services Designer in Oracle's latest edition of JDeveloper? They call it 10g ... Well, there is an online demo of its features which looks quite pretty and interesting - at the first sight. But then they still take exclusively Read More
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Aaron Skonnard of MSDN Magazine XML Files column fame blogs [RSS]. Welcome. Read More
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IBM et. al. released WS-Notification (as part of the Web Services Notification and Web Services Resource Framework) - and it smells like 'another' WS-Eventing ... but to be honest I did not yet take a look at the specs ... but when my fears Read More
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For those of you who read my report on ASMX's BP conformance I have a slight update. Not that now by accident ASMX is compatible, but there are some problems with SOAPscope 3.0, IIS, and the way external schemas and WSDL are referenced in the base WSDL Read More
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IBM's Redbook series has been there for a long time - much longer than Microsoft's excellent PAG materials.So today I will introduce you to the two latest (beta) additions in the Redbook library:
WebSphere and .NET Coexistence
Patterns: Service Oriented Read More
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My friend Yasser has published a new article about developing Indigo applications with the PDC build in Visual Studio .NET Whidbey. Actually it is part of the new 'Indigo Lingo' series. Check it out on MSDN: In the first installment of the Indigo Lingo Read More
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At first sight I thought that the latest article on MSDN about attributing your ASMX code to control the WSDL (Inside WSDL with .NET Attribution) will help people to better understand what WSDL is and how it works. When playing with the article's sample code I happened to start up the SOAPscope 3.0 Analyze Service feature. Kawoom! Read More
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Well, I really like attributes in .NET. And this idea is just so plain cool and powerful that Microsoft has a patent on it. Extending program languages with source-program attribute tags Abstract Attribute tags embedded in the statements of a source Read More
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Testing. Unit testing. JUnit, NUnit ... yes we all know these buzzwords, these technologies and tools. They make our life as a software developer much easier - and try to make sure that our code behaves they way it is supposed to. But hey - what about Read More
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'Nough said: Try to always think asynchronously when speaking and thinking about Web services. Kudos David.
In this article I’ll describe how you can implement a simpler asynchronous call pattern which allows you to consume web services Read More
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Apache releases first final version of its C++ SOAP engine. Read More
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The never ending story of how to handle large and binary data in a Web services-dominated world seems to finally come (slowly) to an end. Read More
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Microsoft, BEA, and TIBCO announced the Web Services Eventing (WS-Eventing) specification which describes a protocol that allows Web services to subscribe to or accept subscriptions for event notification messages. Read More
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