Ingo says that "sealed" classes are a good thing and goes great lengths to explain why he thinks so in this article.
Now, I do have a little problem with his conclusion (which I still partially share, because I do write sealed classes every once in a while, but for a slightly different reason, see below) because the example he's using isn't really fitting the problem and he actually makes some assumptions about the ImageList...
Quick note: All of our *.newtelligence.net and *.newtelligence.com servers will be unavailable from 6PM CET until about 6AM CET due to construction work in the office.
Sorted out. We educated the construction guy how to turn the servers back on. He succeeded. Obviously. (Just checked coming back from seeing Charlie's Angels for the second time. This time the English original. Fun movie. Guy movie. Most definitely.)
I absolutely intend to share the modifications to the BlogX...
RSS in UDDI as OPML
Related to this here, I wrote a little OPML renderer that shows all RSS feeds registered in UDDI using the RSS tModels by Karsten. The htmlUrl only shows if there is a second binding for the service that uses the uddi-org:homepage tModel. The access point of that binding is emitted for the htmlUrl.
Matevz Gacnik got it and put himself on the list
(Note: I set the output cache to expire every 180 seconds and therefore it mostly takes a little while to rebuild by getting the fresh data from UDDI)