• What is reliable messaging? Part 2
  • Microsoft's Royalty-Free Visio 2003 XML schema
  • Working with graphics
  • What is reliable messaging?
  • VCards and contact information in XML
  • Best practices for secure code
  • Secrets of the Web services crystal ball
  • Web services watchdogs
  • The XML Business Reporting Language
  • You can never be too rich or too thin
  • An inside look at federated identity, part two
  • An inside look at federated identity, part two1
  • XML on alert!
  • An inside look at federated identity
  • Informatica: Attunity's best friend?
  • Preview of .NET V2 security
  • XML goes prime time (literally): XMLTV
  • Microsoft and IBM's mobile Web services strategy
  • When not to use an SOA
  • Diagnosing e-mail problems in .NET
  • XHTML-Print: Another new XHTML module
  • Resurrecting the VAN: The Web services network
  • Mobile Web services: Theory vs. reality
  • Check out the XForms Institute
  • A look ahead to Web services in 2004
  • Why is 'Business Logic' an oxymoron?
  • IT market hears RFID message loud and clear
  • Working with XML and MS Word
  • 2004: A leap year for service-oriented architectures
  • A look back at the year in Web services
  • .NET identity and principal objects
  • Is the window of opportunity closing for service orientation vendors?
  • Understanding and using XPath
  • Web services based portals: The wave of the future? Part two
  • XML and Internationalization
  • Retiring the Four-Platform Framework for Web services
  • Microsoft bets big on Web services
  • Web services based portals: The wave of the future?
  • VisualScript XML
  • The human side of service orientation
  • A look at Microsoft's Indigo, part two
  • Diagramming XML
  • Declare a simple custom control
  • Rethinking software pricing in a service-oriented world
  • A look at Microsoft's Indigo technology
  • Riding the open standards wave to lower costs
  • Oracle and the grid
  • XForms and useful implementations
  • Novell's Web services strategy, part two
  • SOA + Information Architecture = Code Reuse (Finally!)
  • Try XML security hardware
  • The IM frontier poses concerns in the corporate world
  • The market should demand a single set of Web services standards
  • Novell's Web services strategy
  • Whatever happened to XML schemas?
  • Microsoft and Web services
  • Effective XML Markup Presentation
  • Building software that fuels business growth
  • Ubiquitous XML: It's not obvious
  • Web services and the data center of tomorrow, part two
  • Web services are for small businesses, too
  • Want Windows results? Try Bindows
  • Web services and the data center of tomorrow
  • Securing Web services -- More than just Web application security
  • What is the shape of a service-oriented architecture?
  • Try Bill's XML fragment reader
  • PSeries continues to grab customers
  • J2EE application components
  • Looming standards war:Who controls the future of Web services? part two
  • Semantic integration: Loosely coupling the meaning of data
  • Looming standards war:Who controls the future of Web services?
  • The value of SVG
  • Checking a Web service for version changes at runtime
  • Standards competition: A good thing?
  • Sound off on XHTML
  • A day in the life of a Web Services Architect, part two
  • Back to the future with XML
  • Using drag and drop from a ListView to a DataGrid control
  • A day in the life of a Web Services Architect
  • Security gone crazy
  • Enterprise Service Bus (ESB): Lasting concept or latest buzzword?
  • Validate your RSS
  • State management in C++ Web services
  • Enterprise identity management: Essential SOA prerequisite
  • Grab metadata and other XML info
  • Deployment Profile: Yellow Transportation delivers three Web services, part two
  • Open using last Visual Studio.NET layout
  • Asynchrony and Web services
  • Check out Microsoft's security take
  • What is a delegate in .NET?
  • SOAs: More change ahead for IT consulting
  • Deployment Profile: Yellow Transportation delivers three Web services
  • XHTML 2.0 appreciated
  • Bonus Edition: Web services management, part two
  • Bonus Edition: Web services management
  • SOA basics - architecture in .NET
  • Patterns and architecture defined for .NET
  • Appreciating the awesome power of XML
  • What is service-oriented architecture? part two
  • What is the .NET Compact Framework?
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