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- PodNews 3 PR2 [iPoding] |
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- Don Box revealed today that the so called Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) was the outcome of a drinking session that got out of control. |
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- The sales force of Embedtechweb.com, a Web services management solutions vendor, closed deals with three important new clients in early November. GlobalFishMonger, GreasyBarrel.com and Laramie Narcotics all signed deals with the start-up in this emerging sector. |
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- After a six month intense integration efforts, senior consultants at B2BIntegrationInc have been unable to get a plastic spork from service provider Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) to interoperate with an IBM Mainframe. |
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- Just days after its public release, Webmorphic announced that their innovative Web Service SOAP2HTML has had one gazillion queries. The service's usage has taken the Web services community by storm, flooding the Webmorphic servers. |
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- Several leading Web services companies have called in trauma counsellors to assuage the fears of skittish architects. |
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- In the early hours of the morning, .NET, Microsoft's platform for XML Web services, saved a five-year-old boy who fell down a well in Ottumwa, Iowa. |
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- Webmustard.com, aleading Web services broker, purchased an award from WebServicesAwards.com, naming themselves "Best Web Services Company Ever". Webmustard.com updated its Web site and sent out a press release. |
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- Bookmarklets/Favelets which do page validation are all well and good, but the problem with all I've encountered is that they use URL to submit the page for validation. Obviously this doesn't really cut it if the page is a) protected by a password or for some other reason inaccessible for the validator or b) the result of a posted form. However, the WDG validator accepts HTML in a textarea, and the W3C validator accepts a file. File is a bit more difficult, but just GETting the WDG validator with the suitable arguments is easy. We can just call the validator with the data of the current document and see what it thinks of it, right? |
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