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Travelling never stops
It seems that I am constantly on the road, which is cool because I like travelling and meeting people. I just got back from two days in Brighton, UK, where I attended the JISCJoint Programmes Meeting. JISC funds half of our WS-GAF project (effectively they pay half of Jim‘s salary) so we were asked to
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Jim is talking about message-orientation
If anyone happens to be in the Sydney area, I highly recommend Jim’s talk.
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WOW!!! WE WON!!!
Greece are the new European Champions in football!!! This is beyond everyone’s imagination!!! I can only imagine the celebrations that are now starting in Greece. The party will go on for days and days.
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Hurray… Greece are through to the final!!!
What a result. The Greek team had never ever won or even drew a game in a major tournament and now they are through to the final of the Euro 2004. Go Greece! I had promised my girlfriend that I would take us to Porto for the final if Greece went through. Start looking for
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Love the message campaign
Service-orientation is all about services!!! 🙂 Services communicate through the exchange of messages. Hence, messages are important and the focus should be on their structure and their role into message exchange patterns. Service orientation promotes encapsulation, promotes boundary preservation. We shouldn’t allow details specific to our administrative domain to leak beyond our service boundaries. Web
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First steps towards interoperability of WS-Eventing implementations
John run few tests yesterday trying to consume the WS-Eventing service I deployed yesterday. It was fun. We did discover some problems with our implementations that have now been fixed but we still need to run more tests. John has a post with his consumer code that worked against my deployed service. Cool stuff.
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eBay and Web Services
May be of interest to some… “eBay sold on Web Services”. Found in this post at Rebecca Dias’ blog.
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WS-Eventing implementation deployed!
I really like travelling because I can spend more time coding. So, last week while travelling in Germany and Italy for work, I found some time to finish the WS-Eventing implementation to which I referred in previous posts (post1, post2). I am guessing that there are going to be interoperability problems with existing implementations because
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ADCOM 2004
I think the ADCOM 2004 conference may be of interest to some Grid computing people out there. I encourage those interested to submit a paper.
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Pat Helland and the Metropolis
Wow!!! How I wish I could be at TechEd 2004 in Amsterdam. Pat Helland has a series of talks lined up that seem extremely interesting. This is the abstract of his ARC402 talk: Services provide a formal boundary of computing. Inside a service we typically find data that is needed for the operation of the