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I've been posting some comments about Indigo on my other blog - feel free to subscribe if you're interested in Indigo. Here are some of the Indigo entries I've written: http://galactic-patrol.blogspot.com/2005/02/indigo-is-re-released-into-wild.html http://galactic-patrol.blogspot.com/2005/02/to-indigo-clr-contract-is-not.html Read More...
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Hank Wallace posted a question recently about the <NotifyTo> element in a WS-Eventing subscription request, and whether it really needed to contain an <Address> element or not. You can read my response in the comments, but while I was looking Read More...
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A bit of terminology discussion here… In a recent article , Yasser introduced this following use of the word ‘anonymous’: “ An application comes to life on the network by using an Indigo port, which acts as the gateway between Read More...
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I’ve noticed that Rich Turner has been posting some excellent Indigo posts recently on his blog – go check it out! Read More...
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A co-worker of mine kindly pointed out an error in my WS-Eventing messages; the <NotifyTo> element contains an <Address> element, not a text string. I’ve corrected the previous posts. My apologies for any confusion. Read More...
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Ok, now pay close attention; this part gets real complicated. The required elements of a notification message (that is, the shark-attack message sent to the subscriber) are as follows: … That’s right, there are no required elements. Any SOAP Read More...
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Before I talk about the optional elements on a WS-Eventing subscription, I’d like to quickly cover the response message you get back when your subscription request is accepted. Taking a Header Most of the stuff in the response message header is Read More...
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In part I of my discussion of WS- Eventing , I deliberately left the namespaces off the elements of the SOAP message. I did this for clarity, but I feel a little bad about where I say “This is finally valid WS- Eventing ” – because its Read More...
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WS-Eventing is a standard that enables interoperable publish/subscribe systems. The spec itself is quite short and sweet – I recommend taking a look at it. As a tester, I’m quite pleased by the simplicity because it makes implementations easier Read More...
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I noticed the WS-Eventing proposed standard has been published – this is directly related to the Indigo feature area I work on. Read More...
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I published this info when I started my GotDotNet blog ; with the move, now is a good time to re-present the info: Bruce Williams I am a test developer for Indigo – current and future Web Services technology at Microsoft. e-mail : bwill@microsoft.com Read More...
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Doug is asking folks if we should change how [Serializable] works under partial-trust, to be more compatible with our upcoming XML serialization efforts. Follow this link and let him know what you think . Read More...
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