With the recent update to the WS-Addressing specification, the question naturally comes up about what exactly changed. Omri Gazitt provides the details . Or check out Hervey Wilson's quick and dirty list along with a tidbit on the impact on WSE 2.0. ...

...and other topics, in this eWeek interview . And just in case you are wondering, those Web service inter-op fests are called Workshops and you can find all the information about them on the Workshops page of the MSDN Web Services Developer Center. ...

Microsoft is looking for folks with Web service experience. From the MPG listing : Lead Program Manager 5 years of program management experience, preferably with deep technical skills in areas of web services, distributed systems, internet...

The new MSDN XML Developer Center is live! Congratulations to Dare, John and Mark on getting this done. Obviously there is some overlap in the XML Developer Center and the Web Services Developer Center but I think its safe to say that they each have their...

Frequent contributor to the MSDN Web Services Developer Center, Aaron Skonnard, has had his latest MSDN Magazine column posted on the topic of Blogs and RSS . It is a nice introductory Q&A on what this blog stuff is all about. -Matt

If you are not familiar with the Web service Workshops that Microsoft and others are putting on to nail down the details and get public feedback on the various Web service specifications that have been proposed, then make sure you check out the Workshops...

The MSDN Web Services Developer Center homepage has had an update that has proven successful on a number of other MSDN developer centers. The main difference is that now my blog (well, not all of my blog, but all the posts that have to do with Web services...

We talk a lot about Web service versioning (and Don Smith is working on what should be an excellent article on the subject for MSDN), but then there is the issue with assembly versioning. Hervey Wilson, the development manager for WSE, talks about...

If you have even a mild interest in the Web Service specification work that has been going on between Microsoft, IBM, BEA, and others I would suggest you subscribe to Jeffrey Schlimmer's blog where he answers a “Question of the Day” on understanding...

I was having lunch with Keith Pijanowski (where's your blog Keith?) last Tuesday and the topic came back to the perceived problems with Web service performance. It seems like I have been seeing more and more references to the theoretical performance problems...

It took me longer to get this done than I expected (priority-wise it wasn't on the top of my list) but we finally got an updated bloggers page on the MSDN Web Services Developer Center. Want to add these bloggers to your RSS reader? The OPML can be...

The WS-ReliableMessaging specification has been updated and published on MSDN. A few points: Here's my summary of the changes between this version and the previous version: Supports Negative Acknowledgements AckRequest takes a MessageNumber...