[UPDATE: the old scan image of the luggage strip got lost. The image on the left is another strip, which makes the same point.. it is a flight from Singapore to Seattle, via Tokyo. I won;t change the text below, 'cause it was specific to PDC2003... but...

http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservices/default.aspx?pull=/library/en-us/dnwebsrv/html/soapmail.asp Very good article + in-depth sample on how to achieve transport independence. Suggested.

Here there is the gotha of weblogs.asp.net :-) Somebody tried to contact me around, but not knowing my visual appearance doesn't actually help... So: if you want to talk to mer for whatever reason (mainly WS-SOA discussions, i guess :-), but chatting...

In few hours I'll start my trip to Los Angeles. Let's see if I'll cross some weblogger.aspnet.

FREE modulo connection costs: http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/tryit/ Happy exploring :-) Vittorio

Check out http://www.objectwatch.com/issue_45.htm . It gives an original bird's view of current SOA definitions.

Whoa, THAT's a phone!!!Full side-flippable QWERTY keyboard . Check it out here [from msmobiles.com ]

Another great article on the new features of WSE2.0. Here

Truly amazing. My country literally switched off for quite some time, and I simply didn't notice! I slept all the time... I guess that the habit of going to bed before 4 AM on saturday evening is a side effect of aging... :-S

Do you want more great new content on WS-*? Good! Healty attitude ;-). Here you can access some slides from the major WS scene actors on WS-* topic. Could be old fashion to say so, but I suggest you to bookmark the page and go back there from time to...

Check THIS out, definitely. Recommended. http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservices/default.aspx?pull=/library/en-us/dnwebsrv/html/wsoverview.asp

While browsing I stumpled in this study .

Check it out: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=21fb9b9a-c5f6-4c95-87b7-fc7ab49b3edd&displaylang=en

check it out: User Interface Application Block

Probably everybody knows it already: http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=528&ncid=528&e=1&u=/ap/20030626/ap_on_bi_ge/microsoft_java

Stumbled in http://blogs.gotdotnet.com/davidcha/PermaLink.aspx/5b5189ad-45e0-4f8c-a701-f71e40d868fc  . Everything David says is true, I agree completely: I was in the same September 2001 ESA academy.

Dennet said that our mind evolution got a big advantage in distributing content outside our hardware, freeing resources in favor to more abstract thinking as opposed to sheer fact recording. I strongly believe it, just look at how I'm clumpsy without...

I noticed that the following is an issue thru which people often run: when you show an aspx page (or any server content in general) in a dialog by mean of the javascript ShowModalDialog method, at the first postback you usually witness the instance of...

Long time I don't find the time to post. This has to change.

Limping like Marvel::Donald_Blake I made my way to Pisa, to see the last day of the II Rotor workshop. And my efforts were well paid, since the morning was extremely interesting. After a general discussion about Rotor as community, I've seen two EXTREMELY...

Another interesting day. Deep dig in the CLR serializers/formatters; many different approaches to enhancing c# with concurrency; AOP; and, with my great pleasure, an OpenGL and a VTK wrappers. Visualization keep having on me a peculiar charme, in my former...

Cool first day of workshop. Extremely interesting, I never followed with attention the Rotor Community phenomena and it seems really something. A lot of interesting idea came out, especially about the foreseable future of programming languages. I especially...

Next week there will be a ROTOR workshop in Pisa (50 Km from where I live), a short walk from the leaning tower, with a lot of cool names from MSR, DevelopMentor and so on. I'm going to try to partecipate: in the case, and if people here will show...

In my periodical running of the query http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=grid+computing+%22.net%22+ogsa there's a new result worth noticing: there is a Tech Preview of an OGSI.NET hosting environment that supercedes...

I thought it could have been interesting to see the word occurrencies in the various blogs of DNWL, just to seek further confirmation of the geeky attitude of the community :-) So I just implemented a quick DictionaryTree and I scanned the SpecialFolder26...