XML Eye for the Object Guy

But at a new location: http://www.pluralsite.com/tewald/default.aspx .

I've got that mood indigo......

Don, Martin and I will be there with bells on (metaphorically speaking)...

A couple of XML readers...

Recorded live at the Applied XML DevCon in August......

At some level, I *have* to think about security at the application level!...

Thoughts on securing Web services...

More on WS-Security in Microsoft.com web services...

A point about my previous post......

Responding to the issue Simon Fell raised about the use of WS-Security and the new MS web service......

I heard a rumor that Grady now has a pair of Don's Boxers. COM really was about love… :-)

Chris and I worked together for years at DevelopMentor , and now he has joined my team at Microsoft. I'm very much looking forward to working with him again!

My latest House of Web Services column is now online here . It explains how to fix an issue mandatory header handling in ASP.NET. Sample code is also available.

Forgive me, bloggers, for I have sinned; it has been eight days since my last posting... Actually, I've been stuck in Word writing specs. But soon, soon I'll be writing code again! :-)

After spending all day at an offsite for my new project, I went out to dinner with a member of my team, and eventually ended up back at Don's house. He was on fire, so we headed back into the office, where there are plenty of whiteboards. As is often...

I mentioned a few posts ago that I'd been spending all my time writing specs lately. One side benefit is that Tommy Williams told me that Word maps the 'F4' key to the last operation you completed. If you are deleting rows from a table (Alt-A,...

MSDN finally has official RSS feeds! Here are the URIs: Recently published on all of MSDN Visual Basic .NET Visual C# .NET Visual C++ .NET Visual Studio .NET .NET Framework XML Web Services We've already started...

I've been on the road for most of the last 5 weeks, so it's good to be heading home. I've been a road warrior for most of the last 7 years, so I'm used to getting up early to catch a flight. This morning was no exception: I woke up, packed up, and rolled...

I haven't had time yet to say anything about the latest batch of WS specs. WS- Addressing is far and away my favorite. That's not to say that WS-ReliableMessaging is not very important, but WS-Addressing helps me make a point. We all know that...

My House of Web Services column about accessing raw XML SOAP messages in an ASP.NET Web service is now online at the MSDN Magazine site . The sample code is also online.

Don't let Don fool you, he did plenty of talking during my meeting with Rael and Tim O'Reilly on Friday. We talked a lot about different ways to use RSS, both for blogs and other sites. Much of the conversation focused on RSS clients. The basic readers...

My blog has moved from it's old location to this page. I'm making the change so that I can start using Don's latest public blogging engine, which is designed to prop posts much more quickly. I'll do my best not to vanish into the dark again....

I spent a couple hours this afternoon with Jeff Barr, evangalist for Amazon's Web services , and Tim O'Reilly and Rael Dornfest from O'Reilly . They came to talk to a bunch of folks from the MSDN and Microsoft.com teams about their experiences...

My blog has moved from it's old location to this page. I'm making the change so that I can start using Don's latest public blogging engine, which is designed to prop posts much more quickly. I'll do my best not to vanish into the dark again....

I spent a couple hours this afternoon with Jeff Barr, evangalist for Amazon's Web services , and Tim O'Reilly and Rael Dornfest from O'Reilly . They came to talk to a bunch of folks from the MSDN and Microsoft.com teams about their experiences...