"Microsoft Wednesday released a new version of its Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) toolkit, an add-on that helps developers build Web services using its Visual Studio development tool. Microsoft's SOAP toolkit 3.0 includes support for DIME (Direct Internet Message Encapsulation) and WS-Attachments, both of which define how to package binary data up with SOAP messages." [www.activewin.com]

My friend and fellow DevelopMentor instructor, Craig Andera, is not only enormously dedicated, but is very interested in pushing the envelope on post-dot-bomb advertising space. When he heard that he could make money on each “hit,” Craig started spending a lot of time in bars and other seedy areas around town.

Craig Andera [candera@ALUM.MIT.EDU]
Thu 7/11/2002 7:53 AM
internal mailing list

Don Box’s RSS feed. 'nuf said

From Razvan Caciula: "Microsoft announces the release of the Content Management Server 2002 beta, a faster, easier, and more cost effective way to create, deploy, and maintain mission critical, content rich Web sites."

"This is a process that creates forms dynamically. The form description is held in an XML file, you pass the name of the file as a parameter to the process."

From Razvan Caciula: "Microsoft appears to be changing its tactics in its ongoing spat with the Linux and open-source world by taking a booth at this August’s LinuxWorld Expo for the first time."

From Razvan Caciula: Another “hash” tool... I think the Java Language Conversion Assistant is a better tool. Don't u? :)

"We have decided to release the source code for our WS-Security (Kerberos, Username) and our TIP transaction implementations under a BSD-style license before the end of this week. As far as we know, our security package has the first public WS-Security implementation with Kerberos support..."