Matt Powell

I won't be there but there will be plenty of others who will have some great things to say about Web services. One such person is Clemens Vasters who zipped down to Amsterdam at a mere 200 km/h (124 m/h). And of course while he was traveling at this white...

John Bristowe and Benjamin Mitchell, Microsoft Regional Directors from opposite sides of the British Commonwealth, have come together once again in the world that is MSDN to add to their previous multimedia adventure by joining Carl and Rory on .NET Rocks...

We finally got the WSE 2.0 documentation up in the online MSDN library. If you haven't noticed, this is the first time we have had the WSE documentation in the library. I think we have everything in order now so that we will have WSE docs in the MSDN...

Enough of this Metropolis stuff...I'm talking about the sort of things that come up in everyday conversation. Here are a few that I specifically remember over the last few weeks: In a meeting today a colleague of mine wanted to express how a group...

Instead of listening to the same ol' Microsoft heads talking about Web service technology, we rounded up a couple Microsoft Regional Directors to provide some information on WSE 2.0 Security down at TechEd in San Diego. John Bristowe and Benjamin Mitchell...

I have a variety of links I wanted to point people at, so here they are: Updated the WSDC blogroll . Fixed some links and added John and Simon (okay, Simon has been there awhile). Richard Turner has three new videos posted on Channel 9 on service...

In case you missed the news, Microsoft SOAP Toolkit support has been extended past the originally posted July 1, 2004 date. Full support will end in April 2005 and extended support will last until April 2008 which coincides with the support of Visual...

Kent just posted a Visual Studio .NET simulator to walk viewers through three common tasks including building a Web service. This is pretty cool for beginners who would like to try out Visual Studio .NET but do not want to install it on their machines...