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“>IntroductionAfter many years and the efforts of countless evangelists, web standards arefinally be
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In last month’s column we put a stake in the ground, offering adefinition of “web service”. This month we’re going to examine one ofthe underlying protocols upon which such services are being built,namely, SOAP. The original SOAP specification, version 0.9, waspublished in September 1999 and was revised twice before thepublication of SOAP 1.1 in December [...]
“>The 2.4 Linux kernel, released on January 6, 2001, has been waiting for asuccessor for a significa
To say that you are a human being is like saying that aparticular document is an XML document. Both statements lackprecision. Obviously, you are a member of the human race but, moreparticularly, you are a person, you speak a particular language, youlive in a particular place, and so on and so forth.Similarly, an XML document [...]
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Welcome to the first installment of my new biweekly XML.com column,<taglines/>. I’ll be examining recent events in XML andproviding an alternative spin on the industry. If you think you’ve got astory or a juicy piece of gossip, feel free to send me mail (put”taglines” in the subject).Slippery SOAPEarlier this month, the W3C’s XML Protocol Working [...]