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  • How you can learn M Grammar for Oslo modeling

    Today, when developers want to create a new way to describe a domain, such as all of the attributes of a contact, they use XML, which forces the developer to tolerate a lot of angle brackets. The new MGrammar (Mg) from Microsoft promises an alternati...  Tip

  • Web services for Windows CE

    Microsoft offers to ways to develop Web services for Windows CE embedded, one using .NET, the other using COM and a SOAP toolkit.  Tip

  • Web services with Open and Microsoft Office

    Spreadsheet programs like Excel and Calc inside Office suites can import Web services using Macros.  Tip

  • Web services stacks – Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)

    Microsoft's Dino Chiesa offers up a look inside Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) and its uses as a Web services stack. He also discusses upcoming REST and Ajax support in .NET 3.5.  Tip

  • Does Microsoft get SOA?

    Microsoft's decision to stand apart from the rest of the SOA crowd has led to questions of whether it is build systems to deliver enterprise-level service-orientation or tools to deliver departmental Web services.  Tip

  • Omnipresent SOA

    SOA promises to transform business, turning IT from a cost center into a profit center. Yet with that comes a lot of work in driving the principles of SOA into every corner of your architecture.  Tip

  • Using ADO.NET and SDO for SOA data continuity

    Both ADO.NET and Service Data Objects (SDO) use XML to enable data transfer between disjointed components inside an SOA, enabling developers to create all kinds of new Web services mashups.  Tip

  • SOA at Conjunction Junction

    SOA debates like REST vs. SOAP or Java vs. .NET may be entertaining, but they miss the larger point of service orientation.  Tip

  • Using Microsoft's Visual Studio IDE for Web services

    William Brogden discusses Web services best practices for the updated technologies of Microsoft's Visual Studio IDE.  Tip

  • CardSpace: Microsoft's latest for identity management

    Daniel Rubio reviews the overall digital identity landscape and one of the latest approaches to surface in the identity management space, Microsoft's CardSpace.  Tip

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    Project Tango is the former name for the Project Metro Web services initiative.  Definition

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    Web Services Trust Language (WS-Trust) is a specification that uses the secure messaging mechanisms of WS-Security to facilitate trust relationships in diverse Web service environments... (Continued)  Definition

  • Common Language Infrastructure (CLI)

    Part of Microsoft's .NET strategy, Common Language Infrastructure (CLI) enables an application program written in any of several commonly-used programming languages to be run on any operating system using a common runtime program rather than a langua...  Definition

  • data source object (DSO)

    A data source object (DSO) is a Microsoft ActiveX object embedded within a Web page. It employs a process called data binding, in which an ActiveX control communicates directly with another Web page, or with an external XML data source.  Definition

  • Visual J#

    Visual J# (sometimes known as just J#) is a set of programmming tools that allow developers to use the Java programming language to write applications that will run on Microsoft's .NET runtime platform.  Definition

  • Web Solution Platform (Distributed interNet Applications Architecture (DNA))

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  • WebTV

    WebTV, now owned by Microsoft, was one of the first entries in the much publicized convergence of the World Wide Web with television.  Definition

  • JScript

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About Microsoft .NET Web services

Microsoft .NET is both a business strategy and is a collection of programming support for Web services, the ability to use the Web rather than your own computer for various services. Find the latest Microsoft .NET Web services how-to resources for architects and developers working on SOA and Web services projects.

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