Here are a links to a couple of videos about Dublin. Ron Jacobs has posted a video of a Dublin PDC Hands on Labs (HOL) on Endpoint TV here . This provides an introduction to deploying WCF and WF applications to Dublin, managing .NET workflows running...

I haven't written in my blog for a long time, well over two years. Sometimes you just loose the momentum! Now I am at PDC which is like a big school reunion and better still can talk about the product that I have been working on for the last two years...

Here is an interesting fact that I read in the latest edition of the BBC Wildlife magazine which I thought summed up the car industry's attitude to fuel. "US cars average 20.8 mpg. The Model T Ford managed 25mpg, the Ford Explorer SUV does 16mpg" ...

A question that I often get asked is - How do I get started learning about WSE 3.0 and what considerations need to be made when building secure Web services ? So I have put together some essential steps to help get you started on the road with WSE...

I went to a talk today on the newly released MapCuncher tool and was awed by its capabilities and posibilities. In a nutshell this tools enable you to take any map (PDF, bitmap etc), load up MSN Virtual Earth and then plot points between the two. After...

Great to see Aaron continuing to give WSE 3.0 love in his Service Station column. Now I just have to finish my "WCF for WSE Developers" article which keeps looking back at me half finished from my desk as a pile of scribbled notes. Currently I am attempting...

Jesus Rodriguez with Two Connect has filled the last gaping need for WSE 3.0 by delivering a Biztalk 2006 adapter which you can get here . We did a webcast together with Jesus doing a bunch of great demos to show off its capabilities. You can watch the...

Two great pieces of Web development were announced today. Steve posted his work on getting WCF and the ATLAS development environment aligned. The significance of this is that it shows the spectrum of capabilities of WCF from simple REST services, through...

I thought that I would publish some discussion threads on WSE issues that I have had recently that highlight some common questions. A recent discussion question was this; Question: " I need advice with WSE 3.0 and implementing a web service that requires...

Plenty of content continues to get produced for WSE 3.0. Working with Ron Jacobs and Don Smith we produced some ARCasts on WSE and X509 certs that you can be listen to here . All of Ron's ARCasts make avid listening to, especially in the car on the way...

Don Smith has posted links to some WSE 3.0 webcasts based on the WS-Security patterns and practices work that I have helped him with. We already have done a webcast on WSE 3.0 and X509 certificates usage which you can watch here with more to follow in...

The PAG guys (Jason Hogg, Don Smith ) have been getting some great WSE 3.0 Security content together . I suggest that you download this and spend some time with it. It will all carry you through to WCF, so this is long term knowledge on message level...

Now that I have shipped WSE 3.0, a year to the day that I started on the project, a number of people have asked me, "What's next to fill the empty WSE void?" Well, WSE has always been very closely aligned with the security team in Windows Communication...

I did this MSDN TV piece on WSE 3.0 . Enjoy.

You can find them here . There is always more information that we would like to have in the documentation and so we are expecting to do a WSE 3.0 documentation refresh on MSDN at the start of December. Hence if you want the latest information it is usually...

WSE 3.0 has just been released to MSDN to coincide with the launch of Visual Studio 2005. You can find it here . The Readme is here It was pretty tough getting this released to be on the same day, but we really wanted to ensure that the time difference...

Then see here in all its glory.

If you look at the Web Services Developer Center at the moment you will see that the headlines are all on WSE 3.0 with articles from Keith Brown and Niels Flensted-Jensen as well as the latest and final Oct CTP release . The WSE team has been heads down...

Four lists to compare of the greatest people voted for by their nation. I will let you interpret the national differences based upon these choices. Top 10 greatest Britons 1. Churchill 2. Brunel 3. Diana 4. Darwin 5. Shakespeare 6. Newton...

George is a dev/architect who has spent over eight months building a complete implementation of WS-ReliableMessaging to run on WSE 3.0 . The fruits of his labour are an extensive reference example that can be downloaded from here . It persists messages...

I have written an article on What is New for WSE 3.0 which has now been posted on the Web Services Developer Center. This is written against the June CTP release so functionality will change before final RTM at the end of the year. Over the next few months...

Alex has written two good overview articles on System.Xml in .NET v2.0 - part 1 on the XmlReader and part 2 on the XmlWriter.

One good reason to sign up for PDC 2005 is to hear Anders elaborate more on this work

XML processing in .NET 2.0 rocks....

Having spent the last few months getting WSE 3.0 built, it is now live on MSDN here . This includes new Messaging and Security Hands on Labs (HOLs) to get you started on the new features. Next week there will be a WSE 3.0 overview article on MSDN To...