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Jorgen on our Web Services Protocol Workshops
You may have heard how 'Microsoft is working with other vendors' on upcoming Web Services specifications, but exactly how does the process work? Jorgen Thelin explains all in his article on the
Web Services Protocol Workshops Process
.
Published Wednesday, July 14, 2004 12:55 AM by
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