An InfoWorld article reports that Dave Winer says that WSDL (Web Services Description Language) was invented in such a way that it will only work in Java and .Net environments. “It can’t work in a dynamic environment; it’s a static interface,” he said. Hmmm…I wonder what he really means?
NY Times: City Folk on a New England Farm.
“East Hills is not a theme park, nor a petting zoo, nor a scripted re-creation of the bucolic life. It is a small, working farm in whose life guests are welcome to take part.”
CIO covers Microsoft’s botched subscription pricing plan.
Banking: The IT paradox. Surprisingly, dismal productivity growth trends in the banking industry stand in contrast to the success stories in other parts of the U.S. economy. But McKinsey experts say it wasn’t for lack of trying.
The New York Times: Technology – Signs of a Rebound Appear in the High-Tech Heartland. The nation’s high-technology heartland is in its deepest recession in recent memory, but some longtimers believe that the region is posed for a revival.
InfoWorld has a special issue on web services.
IDG InfoWorld – Microsoft takes Web services to the Office. Office XP Web Services add-on soon to be available for free download.
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