Archives
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New readings
Two new interesting Web Services readings are available in MSDN.
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WSE 2.0 SP2
Harvey announced that a pre-release builds of WSE 2.0 Service Pack 2 is now available. In this link you can check the new features of this pre-release.
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BPEL4WS, Contract-First and BizTalk Server 2004
In the past days I have been reading a lot of post about the Contract First approach related with BizTalk. In particular Aaron Skonnard posts a nice comment about the interrelation between BizTalk, SOA and Contract-First concepts.
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WS-Reliability overview
For those people interested in WS-Reliabily Joseph Chiusano explains some of its main concepts here.
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Java-COM bridge from IBM
IBM publishes an article explaining how to use a development tool for Java-COM Bridge, available from IBM alphaWorks. Very interesting, I uses to develop some Java-COM bridges using WebLogic JCOM. Now I have another option, cool.
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WS-Reliability
In the IBM SOA developer center you can find this article that explains some of the main concepts of WS-Reliability. A months ago a wrote this article that explains the WS-ReliableMessaging implementations provided by Indigo and Systinet WASP.
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JWSDP 1.5
The 1.5 version of JWSDP is now available.
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Systinet UDDI Registry
Systinet has announced the release Systinet Business Services Registry 5.5. With this product Systinet continues as one of the leaders of SOA-based technologies.
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WSE 3
Aaron exposes his wish list for WSE 3. A would also add an implementation of the last release of WS-MetaDataExchage. Very simple but very useful.
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UDDI future
Luc Clement exposes his opinion about the future of UDDI. Very nice vision.
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Schematron
The ISO FCD (Final Committee Draft) for ISO/IEC 19757-3 Document Schema Definition Languages (DSDL) — Part 3: Rule-Based Validation — Schematron is available for public review. You can read more here..
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New specifications
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Integration Standards.
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W3C news
Several w3c new papers has been released in this week.
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XML database
For the open source Java developers: you should chck this:
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Bloggers guide to BizTalk
A new edition of the Blogger guide to BizTalk was launched today. Alan Smith did a great job again. The new edition includes for of my previous posts:
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Using WS-Addressing in BizTalk Server 2004
In the past day I developed some tests using the BizTalk Adapter for WSE 2.0. This adapter makes possible to develop powerful BizTalk-based applications that takes advantages of some of the most important WS-* protocols. The adapter put emphasis in specifications like WS-Security, WS-Policy but also provides support for other specifications like WS-Addressing and WS-Referrals. In this post I want o show a little code that explains how to combines WS-Addressing and BizTalk dynamic ports to build and interesting solution.