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• Reusable Components: Where The Web Standards Fall Short.

  From Scott Galloway : Reading this post from Stephen Sharrock reminded me about something I often overlook, the phenomenally powerful DHTML behaviours which IE supports using HTC files. The WebService behaviour for instance lets you pull information into... Posted Nov 24 2003, 02:00 PM by drub0y with | with 6 comment(s) Filed under: Web Technology, Longhorn

• Tomas on Simplifying WSDL

  So let me start my own little possee here and cry: Say No to inline schema definitions in WSDL! Import is your friend.... [ Commonality ] I'm with Tomas on this one. Schemas should be written as standalone documents and then be imported into the WSDL... Posted Jun 05 2003, 04:56 PM by drub0y with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: Web Technology

• Understanding SOAP

  There's a new article up over on MSDN under the XML Web Services section entitled Understanding SOAP . The author is none other than DevelopMentor XML guru Aarron Skonnard . In the article, Aarron covers SOAP from a pure XML protocol perspective; no specific... Posted Mar 10 2003, 08:26 PM by drub0y with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: Web Technology

• Don Sings The Praises of InfoPath

  ... I wish I could say that the product stuff I'm working on is what blew him away, but alas, all of my mondo-cool XML and Web Service plumbing hacks were dwarfed by a little development tool that ships in just a few months. I used that tool to write... Posted Feb 28 2003, 08:52 AM by drub0y with | with no comments Filed under: Web Technology

• RE: SOAP Blogging API

  Don Box has a new weblog home . Meanwhile, it looks like he and ChrisAn are conspiring on a new SOAP based blogger API . My hope (and expectations, given that Don and I chatted on this) is that what emerges is an API that involves literally sending RSS... Posted Feb 25 2003, 07:55 PM by drub0y with | with no comments Filed under: Web Technology, Weblogging

• Doing Away With Button Images Thanks to CSS

  Dylan Greene did the button in CSS , which is precisely as politically correct as the PNG version. [ Scripting News ] This is great! Surprised no one thought of this sooner. In fact, here's a translation of the instance CSS to a class so that you can... Posted Feb 25 2003, 06:48 PM by drub0y with | with 2 comment(s) Filed under: Web Technology

• ThreeDegrees Beta Now Available

  Following up on last week's posting, the ThreeDegrees software is now available in beta form.... Posted Feb 24 2003, 05:27 PM by drub0y with | with no comments Filed under: Web Technology

• XML-RPC.NET 0.8.0 Released

  Charles Cook unleashes version 0.8.0 of his XML-RPC.NET library to the masses.... Posted Feb 24 2003, 10:26 AM by drub0y with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: .NET, Web Technology

• ThreeDegrees?

  I really like the look of Microsofts new idea, threedegrees , I think they might be on to something cool. Please Microsoft, give us web services access to this and Messenger? [ .NET Weblogs: Latest Posts ] I hadn't even heard of ThreeDegrees 'til now... Posted Feb 17 2003, 10:27 AM by drub0y with | with 5 comment(s) Filed under: Web Technology

• RFC: RSS 2.0 and the MetaWeblog API

  RFC: RSS 2.0 and the MetaWeblog API RFC: RSS 2.0 and the MetaWeblog API [ Scripting News ] Ugh, holy hacking batman. The more XMLRPC gets put to the test, the more is shows just how weak it really is. It's only based on simple well-formed XML, so that... Posted Jan 13 2003, 11:55 AM by drub0y with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: Web Technology, Weblogging