Jim thought he’d wind me up this morning and told me to read his blog about SCA. This is another attempt at letting you expose an object-oriented business model to those who may wish to interoperate with your application. In summary, it’s a way of declaring an object interface in SOAP. Sounds great, doesn’t it? [...]
Browsing Posts published in November, 2005
Dropped into this seminar last night to hear four speakers discuss the “new” phenomenon of humans sharing information with each other. Of course, this conversation was set in the content of the Web and mobile devices, and although many of us have been doing it online for years, it’s at the maelstrom level of maturity [...]
To: The editor at Computer magazine (computer.org) CC: Ken Birman at Cornell University I enjoyed reading the October 2005 edition of Computer, and after the obligatory reading of “At Random”, I flipped with interest to the Web Technologies column: “Can Web Services Scale Up?” by Ken Birman. In my simple take on it, Ken suggests [...]
