Archives
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XML Schema
The World Wide Web Consortium today released XML Schema Second Edition as a W3C Recommendation in three parts: Part 0: Primer, Part 1: Structures and Part 2: Datatypes.
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Applied XML Developer's Conference
eWeek publishes a comment about the Applied XML Developer's Conference.
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Interpreting WSDL
Jim Webber explains an interesting point of view about how to interpret WSDL. Very cool!!.
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SAX for .NET
Karl Waclawek has announced the release of SAX for .NET library.
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New security articles
I am currently reading the new edition of MSDN Magazine and find some cool articles.
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Parasoft SOAPtest
Test and management are some of the most important aspect in Web Service development in these days. Specifications like WS-Management confirm this fact.
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WS-CDL
The Web Services Choreography Working Group has released a second Working Draft of the Web Services Choreography Description Language Version 1.0 (WS-CDL).
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WseTrace
Simon Guest uploads the new version of WseTrace to Gotdotnet. You can read the full comment here.
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Vela
Yesterday IBM formely announced the next major release of WebSphere, also called Vela, which company officials see as an integral building block for both its ongoing SOA (service-oriented architecture) and on-demand strategies.
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W3C news
In the past days two interesting papers has been published by w3c:
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WS-Managenent
WS-Managenent specification is out.
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EJB 3.0
JBOSS announces the EJB 3.0 container that provides support for EJB 3.0.
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BizTalk article
Charles Young wrote another fantastic article of BizTalk hidden details. Now he is focused in some pipelines problems.
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SDO
In the past weekend I spent some time coding some examples using the SDO version that comes with the IBM ETTK. Recently an interesting article explaining the SDO's main concepts has been published here.
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Indigo essentials
Don Box resumes the Indigo essentials in five minutes. Sounds crazy?, I talk about this topic with Monica in the weekend and reminds me that the main idea behind the great things in the world are simple, clear and brilliant.
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New developer center
The Web Services Interoperability and Integration developer center has been launched.
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Simon new articles!!
Well the Microsoft .NET-J2EE interoperability guru Simon Guest has written a couple of articles about the Web Service interoperability between .NET, WebLogic and WebSphere platforms. You can check both articles here.