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Web Services specs & more
Web Services specs & more
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Starting with Beta 2 of the Geneva Framework there is nice support of metadata-driven behavior and code generation. We (Mr. Security himself and me) came across some situations where one wants to generate manually the WS-Federation metadata document and Read More
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Just download the slides and the code for this session (actually, it is the download for TechDays Sweden, has more contents as I had 75 instead of 60 minutes :)). Read More
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Sind Sie auch müde, ständig von „Krise“ und „Einschränkungen“ zu lesen und zu hören? Sind Sie nicht jemand, der sich immer weiter entwickeln möchte und fit für die heutigen Problemstellungen aber auch vorbereitet für zukünftige Herausforderungen sein Read More
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I promised to upload the slides and the code for my DevWeek WCF session when I realized it would be the easiest if attendees just download the whole package from this very presentation I gave at TechDays Sweden....Here we go with the download.Thanks! Read More
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Building on the presentation from last week in Antwerp I give this session here in Stockholn at the Swedish TechDays.In this lecture I address some problems that may occur with WCF and present possible solutions to them. In addition, there are also some Read More
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Thanks a lot to everybody attending my WCF tips and tricks session at TechDays 2009 in Antwerp, Belgium. I was overwhelmed and had a lot of fun during the lecture.As mentioned at the beginning of the session this is just a selection of tips, we have more Read More
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Agreed: there has never been a really good relationship - let's not even start talking about friendship - between Germans and Brits.Let's forget about this for a while... working together with an industry luminary like Richard Blewett is more than I could Read More
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I know that so many people waited for this - now it is for real:get our famous, most-wanted and original WSCF 0.7 (we call it WSCF.classic nowadays when compared to WSCF.blue, the WSCF tooling for WCF) in source code form CodePlex and improve it.'Nuff Read More
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We decided to open up the development and the code of our very successful WSCF tool - but not the original one for ASMX-based Web Services, but rather the new incarnation for WCF.Unfortunately, neither of us has enough time these days to spend on a free Read More
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Geballtes Know-How - für Sie!thinktecture und DevelopMentor kündigen im Rahmen einer Partnerschaft das erste in Deutschland stattfindende "Enterprise .NET"-Event an. Es wird in der Woche vom 26. Mai 2008 in München stattfinden und im berühmt-berüchtigten Read More
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Now with VS2008 being released obviously a lot of people also want to run WSCF in it.I have an updated WSCF.addin file which you need to replace the original one with (the location of the .addin file depends on your install option).Please note that this Read More
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Some heads up wrt to WSCF - this is what I just posted over at the thinktecture forums (which have been quiet from our side for a loooong time, sorry).Hello everybody, first of all I really need to apologize the long silence in these forums here - sorry! Read More
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Alright, next round in this mini-series.WCF in .NET 3.5 contains a new serializer for handling with JSON-based data. With the so called DataContractJsonSerializer we can serialize and deserialize JSON packets based on DataContract descriptions. The new Read More
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OK, here is the next one in the list of new features in WCF "v2".There are two new out-of-the-box bindings covering updated/new WS-*
specs:
WS2007HttpBinding WS2007FederationHttpBinding
and the respective binding elements:
WS2007HttpBindingElement Read More
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Now, this is an easy blog post for me!My friend and thinktecture's security consultant Dominick Baier has asked me whether he can blog about this important security-related WCF topic: yep, of course :)Go and read his entry as he was one of the first to Read More
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The big shop based in Redmond announced a new and upcoming platform for SO(A) at its SOA and Business Process Conference. And its codename is Oslo.The project code-named Oslo will deliver updated messaging and workflow
technologies in the next version Read More
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OK, this is first short blog entry on some new features (and fixes) for WCF in .NET 3.5 and/or 3.0 SP1.I know that a number of people have been complaining bitterly about not being able to get the information of the calling remote host in WCF v1, i.e. Read More
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With .NET 3.5 and Visual Studio 2008 being quite close to RTM
these days, I thought it would be time to write a bit about what is new for WCF in .NET 3.5 and .NET 3.0 SP1. This entry just lays the ground for a couple of
follow-ups which will go a bit Read More
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There you have it - very insightful article by Arun. Read More
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WCF is surely a big step forward for
having a unified communication runtime, API and hosting model. And with all
these
super-exciting specifications and standards supported WCF must be a killer
when it comes to interoperability with other Read More
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It is here.The Web Service
Software Factory (also known as the Service Factory) is an integrated collection
of tools, patterns, source code and prescriptive guidance that helps our
customers quickly and consistently construct Web services that adhere Read More
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OK, there is one library I wrote a long time ago which has a lot of fans: DynWsLib.This library is for invoking your Web Services
dynamically without having to generate a client-side proxy class
at design/compile time with WSCF,
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WSCF 0.7 was just released. Enjoy!New Features in v0.7Generate data transfer object/data contract code from schema descriptions in XSD or WSDL files - via the VS 2005 add-in and the command line tool.This build also includes several important fixes, e.g.:SOAP Read More
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Not much buzz around it, but this is what at least I wanted to see.Microsoft is making a personal promise to every individual and organization in the world that they can use any patented technology Microsoft has that is necessary to implement the Web Read More
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Sorry, we have strange problems when people want to comment on our posts. If you have submitted a comment in the last few weeks and it did not show up here, feel free to contact me.Sorry again. Read More
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Seems like Clemens likes the dotnetpro.tv video episode that Ralf and myself shooted the other day about Windows Communication Foundation. Only available in German, though... Read More
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In der aktuellen Ausgabe des Eclipse Magazins gibt es einen Artikel über jWSCF. jWSCF bedient sich über einen COM Interop Layer des WSDL Wizards von WSCF. Read More
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Some days ago I already hinted at it - now it is more or less official. Also Beat, Edward, Matias, Jason and others already blogged about it. I am part of the 'Service Factory' advisory board and we think that this may evolve into something really useful Read More
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We are finally announcing the release of WSCF 0.6. This version is only available to work with .NET Framework 2.0 and Visual Studio 2005. Of course WSCF is still free and nobody has to pay anything. WSCF 0.6: http://www.thinktecture.com/Resources/Software/WSContractFirst/default.html Read More
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In the last few months I have given a number of presentaions on WCF and had countless customer meetings. One of the most frequently asked question was why in the world we would need WS-ReliableMessaging (WS-RM). I think I had a good explanation, but now Read More
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Jeff Schneider is looking for your help. He has launched the “The Great Microsoft WSDL Hunt”. It is an honest effort to try to actually find out which products have WSDL’s (and where they are) and to identify which ones don’t. Read More
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For frequent readers, I posted about this in June 2005. Now IBM has released a new build of Semantic Tools for Web Services - damn, this is so interesting. Can anybody talk to our customers re. schedules? ;) What are Semantic Tools for Web Services? Read More
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UPDATE: I added ASMX 1.x to the table.
As I am currently investigating into some interoperability scenarios
between the .NET and Java worlds I thought you may be interested in a
list of supported WS-* specifications for .NET today and tomorrow. Read More
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In addition to this, there is now something official going on at W3C … we’ll see… Read More
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IBM Research came up with something very interesting approach to finally incorporate semantics better into the whole Web Services story: Semantic Tools for Web Services. Definitely worth a look.
Semantic Tools for Web Services
Semantic Tools for Web Read More
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I knew when I got up that this will be a good day: Members Agree to Advance Reliable Messaging Specification Within OASIS Read More
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Steve rocks us with first-class information on Indigo message encoding and serialization. XML (and SOAP, for that matter) as the InfoSet and then you decide how ‘to write it down’. Just be sure to write it as angle brackets for interop’ing. Read More
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This is good news - maybe a more important announcement for all the interop-afarians out there than the advent of Indigo. Axis 2.0 - Tech Preview / Milestone Axis2 is an effort to re-design and totally re-implement both Axis/Java and (eventually) Axis/C++ Read More
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WS-MetadataExchange implementation for ASMX. Yes. Thanks. Will play with it end of the week and post some insights. Read More
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UPDATE: removed the wrong dates and added links. There are some new articles up on OTN (Oracle Technology Network). They talk about how to implement message-based security with the Oracle JDeveloper tools. Securing Web Services - Move from Read More
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We from thinktecture are proud to be an Advocate of the Web Services Interoperability Organization (WS-I). WS-I is an open industry consortium chartered to facilitate Web services interoperability and to accelerate Web services adoption in the Read More
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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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...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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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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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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Nice, Andres. WS-ReliableMessaging glue for WSE 2.0. Read More
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MSDN, finally an official place for Web services interop on MSDN. Do not miss the overall great Web Services Interoperability Guidance (WSIG)! Current installments: IBM WebSphere Application Developer 5.1.2 Simon Guest shares recommendations for Web Read More
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A great product can even get greater. SOAPScope 4.0 has been released ... Mindreef SOAPscope 4.0 is a toolkit-independent Web services diagnostic system for examining, debugging, testing, tuning, and supporting Web services. New features include: SOAPscope Read More
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Now it gets real: standards-based SOAP-not-only-over-HTTP with SOAP-over-UDP: Many application protocol patterns match the semantics of the User Datagram Protocol (UDP) [RFC 768]. Some do not require the delivery guarantees of TCP while others make use Read More
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Microsoft's SharePoint now speaks WSRP (Web Services for Remote Portlets). Very important step based on a spec not too many people know or even care about. WSRP version 1 defines a web service standard (interface and semantics) that allows for the "plug-n-play" Read More
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David Orchard's comparison of WS-Addressing and WS-MessageDelivery. Read More
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IBM did it again: Version 2.1 of the Emerging Technologies Toolkit is out: Version 2.1 contains Cloudscape 10.0 beta, Active Dependency Integration, updated Autonomic Manager Toolset (AMTS), WS-ResourceFramework 1.1 (WS-ResourceProperties, WS-ResourceLifetime, Read More
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They don't get tired: XML Binary Characterization Use Cases Read More
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The Java folks are working hard to evolve their favorite Web services stack (well, at least the community's favorite stack). Apacha Axis 1.2 went to Beta 2 last night. For Axis 1.2, we are focusing on our document/literal support to better address the Read More
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Nice essay from Mark Nottingham on SOAP. Read More
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For those of you who care about the details: The IESG has approved the document 'The 'application/soap+xml' media type' as an Informational RFC. It talks about the definition of the "application/soap+xml" media type which can be used to describe Read More
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Seems like WSE 2.0 finally got a friend to be tested against: Sun announced that the new Java Web Services Developer Pack (Java WSDP) version 1.4 supports the latest Web services security standards and Web Services Interoperability Organization (WS-I) Read More
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A new article "What's new in WSDL 2.0" on XML.com. The W3C's Web Services Description Working Group, part of the Web Services Activity, has defined a language for describing web services and the possible ways to interact with them. The WG published its Read More
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One more step into the right direction - interop at all layers ... Today, at the Gartner Application Integration and Web Services Summit being held in Los Angeles, WS-I announced the availability of the WS-I Basic Security Profile Working Group Draft Read More
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IBM's new version 2.0.1 of the ETTK has the first official implementation of the current WS-MetadataExchange spec I know of. As usual, plus some other very interesting candies. Version 2.0.1 contains WS-MetadataExchange, Web Services Distributed Management Read More
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Aaron did it again: Moving from WS-Routing to WS-Addressing Using WSE 2.0. See the issues surrounding Web services routing and the need for transport-neutral addressing, specifically focusing on the move away from WS-Routing towards the new WS-Addressing Read More
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Article on IBM's developerWorks server about using WS-Security with WebSphere Application Server. This article describes how to leverage the Web Services Security specification to secure an existing Web service. It demonstrates how to use message-level Read More
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Systinet announces the availability of WASP Server for Java 5.0 Beta. It supports WS-ReliableMessaging and WS-Adressing from the WSA stack. WASP Server for Java is the most advanced Web services platform for Java and J2EE environments, and this 5.0 release Read More
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Another evident article that WS-Addressing is *the* cornerstone in the Web services world: The hidden impact of WS-Addressing on SOAP on IBM's developerWorks. The WS-Addressing protocol might not seem like much at first glance. But it establishes message Read More
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Big, big step in WS-* land. OK, next steps ... Read More
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Definitely the most important spec this year, published April 1. Web Services Performance (WS-Performance) provides policy assertions that can be used to describe Web service performance characteristics and in particular provides set of metrics for already Read More
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No, no, no - sorry. XML is XML is XML. Please do not destroy a monument. The XML Binary Characterization Working Group is tasked with gathering information about uses cases where the overhead of generating, parsing, transmitting, storing, or accessing Read More
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One of the most important WS-* specs matures. Good. Read More
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WS-ReliableMessaging gets a new paint - and îf you are not one of those spec and plumber wonks, go and read a very good "humanified" version of what WS-RM is and how it works. Read More
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Eat it. The missing piece is here: WS-MetdataExchange. Now policy based services can rock the world - I can instantly imagine a ton of unbelievable stuff that gets enabled by the WS-Policy family and WS-MetadataExchange. There is currently no link or Read More
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Fresh from the news at the RSA conference: Web Services Interoperability Organization (WS-I) announced the availability of the first Security Scenarios Working Group Draft for public review. Developed by the WS-I Basic Security Profile Read More
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Frankly, I was a bit astonished that there wasn't more feedback on my soliloquy the other day ... are people already happy with what is present in the Web services stack? Especially the interesting corner of metadata. How do you see the whole game? Anyway, Read More
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A more or less philosophical discussion about Web services with business relevant implications. Interesting read. Related to this - as mentioned in the artcile - you owe yourself a look at this - at least the concepts make a story to base on, IMHO. Read More
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Microsoft and friends (but without IBM) released the WS-Discovery specification as part of the metadata pillar of the Web services Architecture. WS-Discovery enables advertisement and dynamic discovery of services on both ad-hoc and managed networks. Read More
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Just stumbled across this one at the W3C site. You are probably familiar with SOAP/1.1. You have heard of SOAP Version 1.2 but don't know exactly what's the relationship between the two. This document outlines the changes and benefits brought by SOAP Read More
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OK, party time at W3C, seems so. To be clear they name it recommendations ... Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.1 http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/REC-xml11-20040204/ XML Information Set (Second Edition)http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/REC-xml-infoset-20040204/ Namespaces 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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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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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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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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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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Open Source Java implementation of parts of WS-Security based on Apache Axis. Read More
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The WS-I.org published a demo application showing Web services interoperability between different vendors. Read More
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In terms of base security features the final version of the WSE 2.0 will completely switch to the new and revised OASIS WSS release. Read More
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Analysts are reported as advising firms to ignore the Web Services Security standards - are they insane? Read More
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Commitees cannot make - real plumbers are required - test it. Read More
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Collaxa announced their BPELZ version .2 graphical BPEL4WS designer. Read More
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Why is encrypting with UserNameToken not supported by WSE? Read More
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It does not say anything about when they will support which spec, sadly:http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?AxisProjectPages Read More
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WS-AT for WAS is a technology preview that provides transactional support for Web service application requests that are compliant with JSR 109 and made using SOAP/HTTP. Read More
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Showing the "contract first" design approach when implementing XML Web services. Read More
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If everything goes well we will see a pure C++ version of Apache Axis in November 2003. Read More
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Rich Salz has a new article on XML.com: Really Simple Web Service Descriptions. Read More
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Pat Helland singing 'Give SOAP a change' with David Campbell on guitar (lyrics by Don Box).
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Jorgen Thelin has refreshed the MSDN Web services Developer center to provide better navigation to certain areas in Web services specifications. Read More
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A collection of some nice and interesting postings all around the Web services architecture and SOA:
Rebecca Dias: Service Oriented Architectures, broadband, and outsourcingDo not only think and talk about core technology. Never forget the business or Read More
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Article on IBM's developerWorks site on a comparative analysis of WS-C/WS-Tx and OASIS BTP. Read More
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What means what and what is the difference between A and B in the Web services standards world? Read More
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Another two masterpieces by Ingo Rammer: Messaging, XML, SOAP and asynchronous processing ... finally someone spoke up! Read More
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The Mono team starts to implement the WSE (Web services Enhancements) from Microsoft - well doubted. Read More
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The protagonists of WS-Coordination and WS-Transaction have updated their specs to make the distinction between atomic (ACID) transactions and long running business activities more explicit: WS-Coordination, WS-AtomicTransaction, and WS-BusinessActivity. Read More
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Don
Smith's article about WS-Security Drilldown in Web Services Enhancements 2.0 just
showed up on MSDN's Web services Developer Center.
How to use Web Services Enhancements 2.0 to implement security, trust,
and secure conversations in Read More
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WS-Policy et. al. This is one of the most appreciated features in the WS-*
cornucopia released over the last months ... it is all about defining policies
for your Web services.
The current implementation in WSE 2.0 (TP) heavily focuses on WS-SecurityPolicy Read More
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Microsoft released on GotDotNet two new tools which help to get along with the
requirements of WS-I for building interoperable Web services applications:
With the release of WS-I Basic Profile, use these two new tools to
build and consume Read More
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Doug Kaye has a very interesting reading on asynchronous Web services. Doug is
the author of the distinguished book Loosely Coupled.
Get more information on Loosely Coupled. Read More
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Doug Davis, ETTK Technical Lead, has an articles series on developerWorks
that talks about how to develop XML Web services with the IBM ETTK:
Part 1: Web service basics
Part 2: Creating RPC and Message services
Part 3: Grid services and Read More
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Version 1.0 of the Web Service Validation Tools for Eclipse has been released. Read More
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I will be presenting at the Dublin .NET User Group. The subject will be the current development of Web Services standards, specs and implementations in the Microsoft and the Java world: GXA, WSE and Interoperability with the Java World.
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UPDATE: Scott now has the 'bits' up on his blog.
I hope a lot, if not all, readers of my blog understand the sense and concept
of the XML
InfoSet. And additionally what XML Namespaces are, what they are for - and what not!?
Scott, Clemens and Read More
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I am sure you already have seen Doug's MSDN TV Show about designing loosely coupled Web Services.But now hold on! Yasser is here and fights back Doug (the topic is about using the WS-I Test Tools) ... really a must-see-one! :-) Cool, guys. Read More
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UPDATE: Matt Powell has a new technical article on WSE
2.0 (MSDN): Programming with Web Services Enhancements 2.0
Keith is back and
has a very good reason for having been absent from blogging:Web Services Enhancements (WSE) 2.0 Technology Preview Read More
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IBM and Microsoft released a new set of Web Services security specifications: WS-Federation & Co. Read More
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OK, they finally did it. The
XML Cover
Pages report:
The World Wide Web Consortium has released SOAP Version 1.2 as a W3C
Recommendation. Final 'Recommendation' is "the equivalent of a Web standard,
indicating that this W3C-developed Read More
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Be sure to read Yasser's little essay on the relationships between ASMX, WSE
and the .NET Framework. Highly recommned!
I especially totally agree with this argumentation on why to 'play' with
evolving and not yet mature specs:
So why are we Read More
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Apache Axis 1.1 - a Web Services toolkit for Java - has been released. Read More
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Some news on Web Services orchestration: Powerpoint presentations on BPEL and Tomas playing with Collaxa. Read More
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John Bristowe's first article is in print. It is all about XML Web Services: WS-Security & WSE. Read More
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O'Reilly has released the third article of a small series on XML Web Services Security, now all about SAML and Single-Sign-On. Read More
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Amazon has just released a new new version 3.0 of its Amazon Web Services Package.
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About the parley between the Web Services choreography camps at W3C and OASIS. Read More
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Chris Sells has chosen the sessions for the Applied XML Conference. Read More
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Second article from MSDN on XML Web Services security interoperability between Java and .NET. Read More
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The Eclipse WSDL2Java plugin moved into a SourceForge project. Read More
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W3C publishes SOAP Version 1.2 as a Proposed Recommendation Read More
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IBM releases new version of its BPEL4WS engine and Eclipse editor plug-in on alphaWorks. Read More
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XML Web Services support in the Java world is too diverse. Read More
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A top ten list of Questions and Answers for the Web Services developer interested in BPEL4WS. Read More
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WS-I.org released tools to detect WS-I Basic Profile conformance for your XML Web Services Read More
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Yasser is thinking out loud on the sense of message formats in his MSDN article 'RPC/Literal and Freedom of Choice' Read More
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Article on XML Web Services orchestration with BizTalk Server today. Read More
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Analysts' charts on Web Services evolvement. Read More
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ChoreoServer BPEL engine now owned by new company OpenStorm. Version 1.0 downloadable as a trial. Read More
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An extraordinary article on what GXA is and what which specification is aimed to do Read More
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Two articles on XML Web Services security in end-to-end scenarios. Read More
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WS-Goodness is the only WS spec you will ever need - published on April 1st. Read More
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Announcing the WS-I Charters Basic Security Profile Working Group (BSPWG) Read More
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Clemens and Christian agree on several things in the Web Services area: Messaging, UDDI, and the word 'Web'. Read More
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Evaluating several BPEL(4WS) engines/servers and other tools to get a feeling about how the future of XML Web Services might smell. Read More
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Orchestrating Web Services with BPEL4WS in action: Collaxa shows how to incorporate .NET XML Web Services. Read More
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A lot of people still think of Web Services, SOAP et. al. as YARPC (yet another RPC) standard. Learn about SAO. Read More
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Proposed Infoset Addendum to SOAP Messages with Attachments has been published in version 0.6. Read More
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Don Box says in a conference keynote to stop the WS-* specs flooding and concentrate on what is important. Read More
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Clemens Vasters is seeking the death of WSDL, in favour for a new and better approach. Read More
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BEA has released/updated three specifications for the advanced Web Services stack: WS-Callback, WS-MessageData, and WS-Acknowledgement. Read More
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We need WS-* support for mobile devices. WSE for .NET Compact Framework is a must for a lot of customers. Read More
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Clemens Vasters writes about his meeting with Don Box and Steve Swartz. Read More
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CapeClear releases new version of their free WSDL Editor application. Read More
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Site about BPEL4WS. Contains quick start, downloads, code samples and many, many more Read More
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As John Bristowe points out very clearly and correctly, Microsoft's WSE is currently way ahead of the other Web Services proponents like IBM et. al.. To get an idea of what I mean just read John's comment and visit the MSDN XML Web Services Developer Read More
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Congratulations, Keith! I am really looking forward to having your new book in my hands. Just by reading the very elaborate TOC an amazon.com I am very keen on this bunch of paper ...Just by reading this piece of abstract I am sure a lot of people can Read More
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