The long awaited revision of the WSE Security Drilldown article by Don Smith has been posted! Go get it .

I went surfing yesterday for the first time since my knee surgery and feel awesome. I am learning aspects of my life all over again. I took the advice of my PT and did not push it. Baby steps all the way. 3 waves and a very expensive speeding ticket later...

Gudge is the man! Thanks for all your hard work. Check out some of his early implementation code and samples . MTOM (Message Transmission Optimization Mechanism) is now a Candidate Recommendation.

Chris is doing a lot of real implementation work with WSE! He just started blogging, and his content is already intense. We have him slated for a formal article on MSDN for using SCT with virtual endpoints. In the meantime, he is seeding you with knowledge...

I get this question a lot. "What are the IP terms associated with the WS-* specifications?" So we put up a Web site to let people know. Check it out .

Is there such as thing as a Web services developer? What do you identify as? A SQL dev or a SQL Server dev? Information Systems dev? VB, C#, or Java? J2EE/EJB developer? MSMQ or MQSeries? Do you identify as a distributed systems developer? Why? I am curious...

Simon Guest built a front end on top of the WSE trace files. Cool stuff. If this were productized, what additional features would it have?

We have had the registration site up for the Dev Con for a week now, and we are already more than half way full. A shameless plug for our co-sponsors. If you are looking for formal training on XML, Web Services, or the CLR, sign up for the PluralSight...

Here is a slice of some of Jorgen's and my thoughts on MS and Web services.

XML and Web Services Technology to fill your head and possibly make it burst 1 track 1 room 1 chief anta protagonist - Chris Sells 16 speakers from across the industry 130 devs and architects working on XML or Web Services based solutions (If you are...

Want to know what is on the minds of folks like Tim Bray, Sam Ruby, and Don Box? Register for the upcoming Applied XML Developer's Conference today! Every year, this conference has sold out. Essentially, this conference is by those who Do for those who...

Lots of buzz should be expected today about the submission and acceptance of WS-Addressing to the W3C . WS-Addressing is core to the messaging infrastructure for the WS-* specifications. It provides the necessary baseline for synchronous and asynchronous...