2006/12/25
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Damn, that can’t be good.
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2006/12/22
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A nice one from Dave. Data is clearly his forte 8-) It would be interesting to see him apply this theory to common practice with XML Schema, and RDF/XML vs. vanilla XML.
2006/12/21
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It’s great to see discussions like this progress productively without me needing to get involved. It’s like a weight has been lifted from my back. Thanks, Pete, and others who are now stepping forward.
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Congrats to Uche on the new gig … and the suit 8-)
2006/12/20
Turns out I’ve been tagged … twice (or maybe more, who knows?).
In case they don’t cancel each other out, I suppose I should spill the beans;
- Amsterdam is my favourite place on earth
- I once out-smarted a domain name squatter who had somehow hijacked a domain used by my company and was holding it ransom; saved myself $2000.
- I’m a sommelier. My favourite wines are dessert wines, fortified wines, Riesling, GSM blends, Viura, Tempranillo, Pinot Noir, and Nebbiolo.
- I’ve been developing distributed software since 1983 when I wrote a two player “space war” game for the Commodore Pets at high school using the parallel port based network for the shared floppy drives
- My wife and I were born on the same day; August 15, 1968
I’ll refrain from tagging others because AFAICT the meme has petered out; an advantage of being days behind in news and email, I suppose.
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“As of December 5, 2006, we are no longer actively supporting the SOAP Search API” Buh-bye!
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Hugh finally gets “roy.gbiv.com” 8-)
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A kindred spirit. Subscribed!
2006/12/14
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Motivating stories for the Semantic Web
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“Prediction for 2007: the rush away from WS-* will look like the recent US election aftermath of Republicans running from Bush’s Iraq War” 8-)
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Congrats, Ryan!
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Nope! 8-)
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I don’t remember seeing this before. Nicely done, Stefan. Comprehensive.
2006/12/13
… is the title of a new blog post by yours truly on my consultancy’s weblog.
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I’ll take the expanded version, thanks
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“SOAP’s goal of being agnostic to transports is fine. But being agnostic does not mean it has to be impossible to leverage the underlying transport’s efficiencies.” I could have used the backup circa 2000/2001!
2006/12/09
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Big news! Congrats to Jon and Microsoft.
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“Anything that can have a URI can be a resource, surely 404 deserves to have URI.” Sounds like a plan! RFC 2774 gave extension headers URIs. PEP gaves us URIs for new methods. Content types already have URIs (at iana.org). Why not response codes?
2006/12/08
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“It looks more & more that we are going to have two incompatible world-views and protocol pillars.”. Not really; Darwin usually picks sides 8-)
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An interesting read about the history of “REST vs. SOAP”. Quotes some Roy’s more heated statements too 8-)
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Fascinating observations by Jon. Those habits should go up on a Wiki.
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“415 – Don’t eat your boogers”. Good advice from Mark.