Plumbwork orange

After my previous post about WS-Eventing I was contacted by John Bristowe (subscribed) who told me about his Gotdotnet project, called “Plumbwork Orange”, “…a workspace dedicated to bringing some WS-* implementations into the WSE fold.” as John explains in this post.

I have joined the project and hope to dedicate some time to helping with the work there. It looks like great fun. I am going to continue with my implementation of WS-Eventing (John has been giving me some great tips) so we can test interoperability between the two.

If you work on the cutting edge of WS technologies and you want to play with unstable specs, this is for you.

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