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Category: Interoperability

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Bob Sutor’s blog …

  • Posted on 2005-11-30
  • by Gerald Beuchelt

…contains a nice collection of articles and factoids on the Open Document Format debate. Please take a look at it here.

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  • Interoperability

A few thoughts on security and web services

  • Posted on 2005-11-29
  • by Gerald Beuchelt

My recent GSS-SAML musings lead me to think about the relation of security, applications and platforms. My firm belief until recently was that security should be handled low in the stack: in the network protocol layer, the operating system, etc.…

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  • Interoperability

Oops, they did it again: Office XML Formats to go to ECMA

  • Posted on 2005-11-22
  • by Gerald Beuchelt

Once more, Microsoft is targeting ECMA as the consortium to sign of on their technology. Just as a few years ago, when they submitted parts of the CLR and C#. This time it is the Office ’12’ formats, which have…

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  • Interoperability

More on Open Document Format in the EU

  • Posted on 2005-11-17
  • by Gerald Beuchelt

The open document discussion is also raging within the halls of the European institutions. Please see for a report and some industry responses here. On that page, you will also find a letter from Jonathan Schwartz of Sun Microssystems, Inc.…

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Petition to make Open Document Format mandatory for German authorities

  • Posted on 2005-11-15
  • by Gerald Beuchelt

Living in Massachusetts, I strongly support the state’s move to migrate their publications and documents to a truely open format (i.e. OASIS Open Document). Now I recently ran across a public petition to the German Parliament to enact a similar…

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IETF 64 – GSS and SAML

  • Posted on 2005-11-15
  • by Gerald Beuchelt

Due to very limited internet connection, I have to be brief. Here are some of the result of my trip to IETF 64: There is definitively a fairly broad interest in using SAML within the GSS-API framework. A small group…

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  • Interoperability

NetBeans on Vista

  • Posted on 2005-10-06
  • by Gerald Beuchelt

It’s a little geeky and doesn’t carry much importance, but I just liked it from a political point of view… NetBeans 5.0 Beta on Windows Vista September 2005 CTP: I used the 1.5.0 update 5 JDK (from http://java.sun.com/) and the…

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  • Interoperability

NetBeans 5.0 & Web Services

  • Posted on 2005-09-30
  • by Gerald Beuchelt

The new NetBeans web services client is quite nice. It is now almost as easy as with Visual Studio to integrate a web service into your application: After pointing the IDE to the WSDL, it generates the necessary proxies and…

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  • Interoperability

The Java Interoperability Session at PDC

  • Posted on 2005-09-19
  • by Gerald Beuchelt

Simon Guest and Kirill Gavrylyuk gave the .NET/Java Interoperability session on PDC this year. They didn’t present any new groundbreaking technology, mostly the stuff we have already seen on JavaOne, but instead show RM, MTOM and Security. The format was…

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What’s happening to Indigo and WinFX

  • Posted on 2005-09-15
  • by Gerald Beuchelt

Didn’t you also find it somewhat remarkable that the “pillars” of “Longhorn” have been supiciously missing from the recent Beta and CTP releases, including the PDC release? What is Microsoft doing here – are they planning to release Avalon and…

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