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What’s Missing from XML Schema

Over the last several weeks I‘ve been working on developing XML schemas for a client to support information exchanges between several different organizations, so it was important to make the schemas...

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Web Services and Publishing Schema

Good Web service design starts with a schema. Binding, port type and all these other parameters of a WSDL file usually are not interesting at all – 99.9% of all services have trivial SOAP bindings, no...

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Schema Compliance is the Key to Interoperability

Good Web services interoperability is an absolute must for a successful SOA implementation, but why interoperability has been so difficult to achieve? I think that inability to comply with a published...

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JSON Pros and Cons

JSON is a simple object serialization approach based on the JavaScript object initializers syntax. The code for initializer (object literal) is put into a string and then interpreted using JavaScript...

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It Takes a Mental Shift to Benefit from XML Appliances

This article on techtarget is a great illustration of my point from the previous post about the importance of the proper design patterns and techniques required to be able to benefit from XML...

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Why XML is Bad for Humans

XML is everywhere these days. It is used for passing data around, for specifying metadata and even as a programming language for tools such as Ant and Jetty. When XML is generated by various...

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Ant Scripts without XML

It's pretty easy to create an Ant file for a simple project. A simple Ant script typically contains ubiquitous "init", "compile", "test", "war" (or "jar), "build" targets all wired together. It's easy...

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WebSphere 7 Supports Properties-Based Configuration

IBM WebSphere 7 (currently in beta) comes a property-file based configuration tool that provides a "human-consumable" interface to the currently XML-based configuration repository of the application...

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Easy-to-Use Alternative to DataPower Deployment Policies

DataPower deployment policies allow for "tweaking" device and domain configuration for different environments. Let's face it, there are always differences between environments. Sometimes, these...

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