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December 2004 - Posts
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Nice work by Jef Newsom. Although I cannot see any complete sample or even a download for it... Read More
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Simon and I do. They finally will have their breakthrough - cross fingers. Read More
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Interesting read... maybe Microsoft will include these ideas and concepts into a future version of VSTS? The Fugue protocol checker: Is your software Baroque? Even in a safe programming language, such as C# or Java, disobeying the rules for using an Read More
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...and I must say that they just think doing it this way is good... Web services programming tips and tricks: Improve interoperability between J2EE technology and .NET, Part 1: WSDL, RPC/encoded style, and WS-I conformance Weaving together Web services Read More
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Part 1: The Web services empire strikes back - Introductory thoughts Part 2: The Web services empire strikes back - Inner Workings Part 3: The Web services empire strikes back - Web Services in Visual Studio 2005 Part 4: The Web services empire strikes Read More
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Yesterday, fellow RD Bernd Marquardt, Jens Häupel (DE from Microsoft Germany), and myself did the famous MSDN Online Weinhachts WebCast (Christmas web cast). Besides giving away a number of presents - like books, VS.NET copies, mugs and the like Read More
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Being German I like beer. I tried it at several places all over the world. This draught is gorgeous. But there is an Irisih saying that "Guinness doesn't travel". And It is *so* true. After the IrishDev Christmas Event in Dublin last week I had the Read More
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IBM updates its Emerging Technologies Toolkit (ETTK) bits which include a lot of interesting Web services stuff. The new version 2.2 also includes updated implementations of WS-MetadataExchange (9/04 spec version) and WS-Addressing (8/04 spec version). Read More
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As I am currently writing some articles for a German magazine, it happend I had to draw a picture that shows the four phases involved in a schema-based contract-first Web services design process. So here ist the international version of the picture [click Read More
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I just updated WSCF's walkthrough document a bit - it now includes a download link for the sample's contract metadata files. Just in case you are running into any trouble while following the document's instructions. Thanks. Read More
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IBM has a nice write-up of WS-Policy processing: Understand WS-Policy processing - Explore Intersection, Merge, and Normalization in WS-Policy WS-Policy is becoming a crucial component of the Web services framework. It is likely that most Web services Read More
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I am blogging this link again - because we cannot read the information contained in this presentation often enough. XML Schema design best practices, especially targeted at the Web services developer - and therefore at everyone using WSCF. Using XML Read More
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OK, it's about time. There has been a lot of buzz around schema-based contract-first Web services design & development lately. Nearly everybody thinks that it is a good thing, and that we finally should reach a state where we all can live and breath Read More
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UPDATE: Raymond Chen pointed out that there might occur unpredictable problems when using my StandbyMe batch file. This is because that its function signature is incorrect. He also adds some links for further and deeper information: Platform SDK: Power Read More
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It is decided: we will release WSCF 0.4 with a new command line interface to all code generation features - we tested this command line tool in a few real world projects and it seems stable enough to be distributed ;) Version 0.4 also comes with a WSDL Read More
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Just a side-note: We will move away from the name 'WsContractFirst' to simply use 'WSCF' from now on. Yes, WSCF is pronounced after the same rule WSE (Wizzy) is ;) So it is more like .. Wizzcaff. Read More
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Just for my reference (at least): Web services programming tips and tricks: Learn simple, practical Web services design patterns, Part 1 Web services programming tips and tricks: Learn simple, practical Web services design patterns, Part 2 Read More
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