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• HINT: This blog has moved!

  For those who did not yet catch up with my new blog, here is the reminder: We migrated our individual blogs from weblogs.asp.net to blogs.thinktecture.com . The blogs over at blogs.thinktecture.com are powered by Telligent's Community Server . A BIG... Posted Aug 28 2006, 08:30 AM by CWeyer with Filed under: Web services in .NET, Web Services specs & more, .NET, This & that ..., ASP.NET, German Posts, Indigo, SOA, WSE, PDC, Web services implementations, Web services Design, Interoperability, Architecture, Speaking, ASMX v2, Writing, Distributed Applications, WSCF, WSCF Features, VSTS, Java, Software Factories

• REMINDER: This blog has moved!

  We migrated our individual blogs from weblogs.asp.net to blogs.thinktecture.com . The blogs over at blogs.thinktecture.com are powered by Telligent's Community Server . A BIG THANKS goes to ScottW - and of course the whole Telligent crew! You guys rock... Posted Dec 08 2005, 11:04 AM by CWeyer with Filed under: Web services in .NET, Web Services specs & more, .NET, This & that ..., ASP.NET, German Posts, Indigo, SOA, WSE, PDC, Web services implementations, Web services Design, Interoperability, Architecture, Speaking, ASMX v2, Writing, Distributed Applications, WSCF, WSCF Features, VSTS, Software Factories

• REMINDER: This blog has moved!

  It just took us some 15 months to migrate our individual blogs from weblogs.asp.net to blogs.thinktecture.com . The blogs over at blogs.thinktecture.com are powered by Telligent's Community Server . A BIG THANKS goes to ScottW - and of course the whole... Posted Nov 01 2005, 08:37 AM by CWeyer with Filed under: Web services in .NET, Web Services specs & more, .NET, This & that ..., ASP.NET, German Posts, Indigo, SOA, WSE, PDC, Web services implementations, Web services Design, Interoperability, Architecture, Speaking, ASMX v2, Writing, Distributed Applications, WSCF, WSCF Features, VSTS, Java, Software Factories

• REMINDER: This blog HAS MOVED!!!

  It just took us some 15 months to migrate our individual blogs from weblogs.asp.net to blogs.thinktecture.com . The blogs over at blogs.thinktecture.com are powered by Telligent's Community Server . A BIG THANKS goes to ScottW - and of course the whole... Posted Oct 04 2005, 10:00 AM by CWeyer with Filed under: Web services in .NET, Web Services specs & more, .NET, This & that ..., ASP.NET, German Posts, Indigo, SOA, WSE, PDC, Web services implementations, Web services Design, Interoperability, Architecture, Speaking, ASMX v2, Writing, Distributed Applications, WSCF, WSCF Features, VSTS, Java, Software Factories

• ATTENTION: This blog moves! Update your feeds

  It just took us some 15 months to migrate our individual blogs from weblogs.asp.net to blogs.thinktecture.com . The blogs over at blogs.thinktecture.com are powered by Telligent's Community Server . A BIG THANKS goes to ScottW - and of course the whole... Posted Sep 04 2005, 07:52 PM by CWeyer with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: Web services in .NET, Web Services specs & more, .NET, This & that ..., ASP.NET, German Posts, Indigo, SOA, WSE, PDC, Web services implementations, Web services Design, Interoperability, Architecture, Speaking, ASMX v2, Writing, Distributed Applications, WSCF, WSCF Features, VSTS, Java, Software Factories

• You still think XML is angle brackets? Indigo tells you otherwise...

  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... Posted Apr 09 2005, 04:12 AM by CWeyer with Filed under: Web Services specs & more, Indigo, Interoperability

• Today and tomorrow: Will Indigo heal...? Explicitness is good, especially for Contracts

  I can't stand. After the first few days of Indigo hype, we are back to business. Now that Indigo is here (well, at least in the shape of code snippets in blog posts) people start to wonder about 'best practices' - funny, isn't it? One of the main concerns... Posted Feb 09 2005, 11:47 PM by CWeyer with | with 13 comment(s) Filed under: Indigo, Web services Design, Interoperability