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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...
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...
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...
... 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...
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...
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...
Following up on last week's posting, the ThreeDegrees software is now available in beta form....
Charles Cook unleashes version 0.8.0 of his XML-RPC.NET library to the masses....
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...
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...
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