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Article on troubleshooting problems with the XmlSerializer
The XmlSerializer in the .NET Framework is a great tool to convert Xml into runtime objects and vice versa – when it works. Unfortunately in some cases it doesn’t work right away and those situations can be very frustrating.
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Troubleshooting with the XmlSerializer
The XmlSerializer in the .NET Framework is a great tool to convert Xml into runtime objects and vice versa – when it works. Unfortunately in some cases it doesn’t work right away and those situations can be very frustrating.
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ASP.NET Hands-on Labs at the PDC
I had the great honor to help out the guys at developerLabs preparing the Hand-on Labs at the PDC for the new features of ASP.NET in “Whidbey” and I enjoyed the heck out if it, too.
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Kirk Allen Evans is now MVP
Kirk Allen Evans finally got the nod for MVP honors.
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New MSDN Article on WSE and Security
Ingo has a new article on MSDN on using Role-based security with WSE 2.0.
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Another name for SOA
I read this article by Irving Wladawsky-Berger, IBM VP of technology and strategy. The concepts he's describing behind IBM's e-business on demand initiative sounds to me very much like what's lately been promoted under the SOA moniker:
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Web Service Orchestration at the PDC and XML 2003
I am getting ready to write up some material for Web Service orchestration BOF session at the PDC (thank you for voting!) and my talk on Web Services Orchestration using BPEL at XML 2003 .
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State of the WS-Union as of 9/2003
I am reading the article Secure, Reliable, Transacted Web Services: Architecture and Composition on MSDN. It is a comprehensive summary of the specifications comprising the current state of the Web Services technology stack. The article touches on the recently released specs for WS-AtomicTransaction and WS-BusinessActivity (which will be published soon according to Omri Gazitt) and concludes explaining the architecture of the Web Services/SOA demo given recently by Bill Gates and IBM's Steve Mills.
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Have you ever tried to xml serialize a class hierarchy derived from CollectionBase?
If you ever tried to serialize and deserialize a hierachy of classes starting a CollectionBase, you found that it doesn't work.
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What you need to know when you XmlSerialize classes derived from classes derived from CollectionBase
I started looking at the XmlSerializer when someone asked me to write a chapter for a book that he was working on. I wrote that chapter, started answering questions on the microsoft public newgroups, wrote another chapter and answered more question. Ultimately, the book was cancelled, but I'm still answering serialization questions in the microsoft.public.dotnet.xml newsgroup on news.microsoft.com. Some of the material also made it to www.topxml.com as a number of tutorials. If you are looking for an introduction to serializing classes from CollectionBase, please check there. This article documents one anomaly related to building a hierarchy of classes that derive from CollectionBase and Xml serialization.