Andrew asked for per-UDDI-category queries for the OPML lists my little tool creates and here it is:
Optional query parameters:
scheme=<<name of one of the pre-registered categorization schemes in the Microsoft UDDI registry>>
key=<<a key from a category>> (required parameter if scheme is provided)
For the following categorization entry for a service in UDDI (one of the RSS tModels is required in addition to that):
Categorization Scheme: ntis-gov:naics:1997
Key...
Munich and Linux
My "3 TechEds this year" drinking and partying buddy Stephen Forte says:
Ich Bein Ein Aushlander
I love the city of Munich (Sorry Clemens, I know you don’t like that part of Germany). I go there usually twice a year. My good friend Nicole and her awesome hubby Chris live there. Being the History Major, etc I love the history all over Munich, even...
Philip Rieck makes a great point about the obsession with "revolutionary innovation" quite a few people have. Little steps count too, he says, and there's good stuff in old things and I absolutely agree. At TechEd in Barcelona I said in one of my talks that people should read less computer books published in 2003 and more of those published in 1973.
BloggerAPI, MT API, MetaWeblog API, Comment API, Pingback API, Trackback ... are you nuts?
I must admit that until last week I didn't really pay much close attention to all the blogging related APIs and specs beyond "keeping myself informed". Today I copied my weekend's work over to this server and now I have all of them implemented as client and server versions. Sam's and Mark's validator is happy with my RSS 2.0 feed and the experimental...
This morning I got up early (I going to be picked to play Paintball in an hour or so) and implemented image and attachment uploads for the blogging site. This is the test for the live site.
[Here's a copy of the SoapExtension Wizard for Visual Studio.NET: ASPNETSoapExtensionWizard.zip (53.82 KB)]
