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Come visit the Architect booth at Tech Ed 2006!
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SSE defines new XML elements that add replication information to items in an RSS feed and so implement bidirectional RSS. That is two endpoints can mutually publish and subscribe to each other's RSS feed, when changes are made in one endpoint, they are
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The first ARCast is now available . ARCast is an Architecture Podcast that my team has developed. The premiere episode focuses on the future of WS* and interoperability. Participants include Chris Haddad, Roger Sessions, Jeff Schlimmer, Dare Obasanjo
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You know you want it. Now go get it .
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Earlier this week the WS-RM Policy spec was published. WS-RM Policy provides guidelines for defining policy assertions related to the use of reliable messaging ( WS-ReliableMessaging , that is). Here is a simple example with some in-line explanations:
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HL7 is an ANSI-accredited Standards Organization that develops interface requirements for health care organizations. Last September the following profiles were submitted by Microsoft to HL7: Security Profile as DSTU : based on WS-Security (pdf), WS-SecureConversation
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I did a webcast this morning with Ron Jacobs ( PAG ), Alex Weinert ( Indigo ) and Ted Neward (Author, Speaker, All Around Geek). The topic was "Patterns for SOA" and used an informal "talk show" format. Here is the description of the session: "Service
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Aside from the fact that this story uses the title of one of the single worst films I have ever seen , the story prompted me to reflect on the current state of affairs. When was the last time you saw a headline like "FAST, FURIOUS ebXML SPENDING EXPECTED"?
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I just got accepted to speak at SD West 2005. I plan to leverage some of the architectural theme work I am doing for my presentation. Here is the abstract: "Over the past year several specifications and standards activities have emerged to address the
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