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The WSEFAQ wiki
John did it again. Have fun with the wiki.wsefaq.com.
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.NET Service Logic Caching using WSE
While discussing the production service logic deployment I mentioned in my previous post, I thought that it’d be nice to apply the idea of dynamic service logic deployment for caching purposes. That is, not caching of SOAP documents but of…
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Dynamic service deployment @ Newcastle
In the last month or so we have started an effort here in Newcastle at NEReSC to build and deploy a production service for our application scientists. We want to utilise all the computational resources around the campus and eventually…
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WS-Addressing discussions
Great stuff over at the W3CWS-Addressingmailing list. You should definitely follow the discussion there.
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v2.0 of the “An Introduction to the Web Services Architecture and Its Specifications”
Just saw that v2.0 of Microsoft‘s WS architecture document was released. Haven’t read it yet.
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Channel and Pipeline ordering in WSE
I’ve spent few days trying to figure out why when I change the WS-Addressing information of an outgoing SOAP message from an output WSE filter, the changes are not picked up by the underlying SOAP transport used. Well, after lots…
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Mark Potts!
Cool. I just got a referral from Mark Potts‘ first entry from his brand new blog (subscribed of course). I met Mark during my HP days when I was trying to get my head around the work on transactions in…
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Deadline for Special Issue
Since my last post about the JWSRspecial issue on the Web Services Architecture, we had a couple of requests for extension. So I think that it’s only fair to give an extension to everyone. However, due to the tight schedule…
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Stateful services (yes, again!)
There was a question on “stateful Web Services” over at the w3c-ws mailing list. Of course, I couldn’t resist not making a comment 🙂 However, I used a politically incorrect phrase about the demise of OGSI (“miserable failure”) and I…
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Yes, WSE 2.1 please!
Please Microsoft. As Clemenssays, we need WSE 2.1 with an updated version of WS-Addressing to match the current spec. I’ve stopped my WS-Eventing implementation because of that reason.
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On wsa:action
While reading the 3rd part of the factored WS-Addressing spec, it occurred to me that the discussion on how to associate wsa:action headers with messages in WSDL operations or how to implicitly generate them could be simplified by having just…
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Bill on “ABOUT / HTTP/1.2”
This is an interesting post by Bill de hOra.
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“Can OO be SO?” by Tim Ewald
Commenting on Clemens Vasters‘ post, to which I linked in my previous entry, Tim Ewald remembers (“Can OO be SO?“) that at the last PDC someone had asked Don Box about the use of EPRs as CORBA IORs 🙂 Back…
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I am not alone after all
Here’s a post by Clemens Vasters saying what I’ve been saying for some time about the use of WS-Addressing as an object pointer 🙂