August 15, 2003

Web Services Conference, Boston

A few quick notes on this conference I attended today and yesterday:
XML-Web Services One Conference + Expo, Boston

Zero to sixty in two quick days on web services lingo and all the rest of it.
[ Actually, I shouldn't say "zero." I'd done WSDL and had an intro to Web Services in May 2002 in my Harvard Extension School course: "e-Business Applications with XML." ]
Highly useful sessions for me to attend. Expo floor not quite as useful, but still worthwhile. And, free lunch, if you can believe in such a thing.

Thursday:

IBM Web Services Technical Briefing Day Agenda


  • Web Services Connections - Doug Tidwell (O'Reilly author)

  • Web Services Development Productivity - WebSphere Studio App Developer

Keynote: "Web Services Today: A Perspective" - David Chappell, Principal, Chappell & Associates


I have his (unread, so far) "Understanding .NET" book.

Building and Consuming Java Web Services with Apache Axis: A Tutorial in Three Acts - Glenn Daniels, Macromedia, Apache Axis, JAX-RPC

Friday:
XSLT Gets a Facelift: A Look at XSLT 2.0 in the Enterprise - Jeff Fenton, Datapower

Web Services and Existing Databases - Doug Barry (book author)

Here's a bit of linking HTML provided by the author himself (!):


  • Web Services and Service-Oriented Architectures: This site will help you get started with Web services and service-oriented architectures. It features free articles, product listings, and services that can be used to develop a service-oriented architecture.


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