March
30th,
2003
Joining the crowd.... I'm downloading WinServer 2003 from MSDN as I write this (but with over 450MB still to go, it will take a while ).</p>
I'm still waiting on Everett before I repave my machine, though ;)</p>
March
29th,
2003
Clemens mentioned his slides on Service Oriented Architectures from the EMEA Architecture Tour. Just looked at them, and boy, what a nice slide deck! Way to go, Clemens! Definitely something worth looking into!
March
28th,
2003
Woohoo! Ingo's done it! Congratulations, my friend! Well deserved, imho, and a great addition to the DM family (this said from someone who's never been to a DM course...)
March
27th,
2003
Yasser has been battling the RPC vs. Messaging debate with Chris Kinsman. Plenty of interesting comments. But please bear with this Web Services newbie [1] while I try to present some of my thoughts on the matter, and hopefully clear some things up for myself... </p> I totally agree with...
March
27th,
2003
Simon asks: "...now, how do I configure VS.NET to run xsd.exe /c schema.xsd?"
The answer: You use Chris' XsdClassesGen
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March
22nd,
2003
While looking for a new book to start reading today, I reached into my bookshelf and grabbed Brett McLaughlin's Building Java Enterprise Applications, Volume I: Architecture. Yes, a Java book. I don't really do much Java nowadays, but there's plenty going on in the Java world to learn from. And...
March
22nd,
2003
Is it just me? Or is anyone else noticing the same thing?
March
22nd,
2003
Just finished reading Eric van der Vlist's XML Schema book. While a little dry, I did managed to learn a few new things on XML schema, so it was a very worthwhile read.
March
19th,
2003
It seems they keep coming back. This time, it looks like Mike Deem might start blogging again..... perhaps.
March
19th,
2003
Looks like Niels Berglund is back in the land of the living bloggers. Yeay! Let's hope he stays a while :)
