Archive for: June, 2002

Hello?!? Fire?!?

Jun 20 2002 Published by under Uncategorized

Ok, this is a bit off topic (do I have a topic?), but what is it with people and their cigarette butts?  Just today, I saw 3 separate burning butts ejected out of car windows, burning ashes flying everywhere.  Two of those were on a narrow divided highway with dry grass in the median.  Do [...]

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HTTP Compression

Jun 19 2002 Published by under Uncategorized

Ben Lowery posts HttpCompressionModule, an IHttpModule implementation with source that does gzip/deflate HTTP compression. [Peter Drayton's Radio Weblog] Hmmm, alternatively you could just turn on the built in support for this. [Simon Fell]The built-in IIS implementation in Windows 2000 and earlier has some limitations, though; the most significant is that if you turn on compression [...]

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Australian scientists claim teleporting success

Jun 17 2002 Published by under Uncategorized

Australian scientists claim teleporting success“[...] scientists in Australia have successfully teleported a laser beam of light from one spot to another in a split second”“[...] not too far from being able to teleport solid matter from one location to another.”Cool!

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Web Services Performance

Jun 17 2002 Published by under Uncategorized

From this article:“Most observers say Web services do not yet lend themselves to huge, transaction-based systems because there is some delay associated with Web services making requests, particularly across multiple networks.”“[...] it soon became apparent’ that the Web services approach would not fly, Johnson said. The [HSN.com] search engine handles more than 200,000 requests every [...]

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Congratulations Gordon!

Jun 17 2002 Published by under Uncategorized

It’s a girl. Karyn gave birth to a beautiful baby girl, Elaina Margaret Weakliem today (6/16) at 6:28 AM.  Mother and baby are doing fine.  Elaina is 5 lb. 13 oz., 19″ long, and has a full head of hair and dark eyes.  She’s been pretty sleepy today so we’ve been enjoying the quiet.  I’m very [...]

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Sun and Web Services

Jun 14 2002 Published by under Uncategorized

Sun plays catch up with Web services. The company, sensing it has fallen behind rivals Microsoft and IBM in Web services leadership, is launching a renewed strategy in an attempt to play catch up. [CNET News.com] [Drew's Blog]I still haven’t seen a lot of evidence that Sun really wants to play in the web services [...]

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SQLXML and Web Services

Jun 14 2002 Published by under Uncategorized

Microsoft SQLXML 3.0 lets you leverage you existing Transact-SQL stored procedures by generating WSDL files for single or multiple query resultsets. This article shows you how to take advantage of SQLXML 3.0′s new capabilities, such as delivering strongly-typed DataSets to populate DataGrids. It also includes source code for a Visual Basic .NET Windows form consumer [...]

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Mounting problems with the BMW 7 Series

Jun 12 2002 Published by under Uncategorized

The Right CarMounting problems with the BMW 7 Series. Maybe one day people will realize how overrated the Beemer really is. Nice car for the most part but definetly much to overhyped. Don’t believe me? Just test drive a 330 and a Infiniti G35 back to back. And then decide what to do with the [...]

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UDDI – content itself, or directory?

Jun 11 2002 Published by under Uncategorized

UDDI – content itself, or directory? [...] The problem is that we’ve placed UDDI at the wrong point in the protocol stack. It’s not the equivalent of a Google; it’s the equivalent of the Web. UDDI is the “place” where anyone can post structured references to anything. This is as opposed to unstructured information on [...]

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WS-Security

Jun 11 2002 Published by under Uncategorized

WS-SecurityPutting credentials in a SOAP header without an ecrypted channel is a waste of time, but if you have an encrypted channel, you might as well use the channel’s authentication support. WS-Security only starts to make sense [much the same as SOAP] when you have intermediaries. [Simon Fell]But part of the potential of WS-Security is [...]

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