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Two articles, one good and one bad...

I ran into two Web service related articles recently. One really resonated with me: Enable the Service Oriented Enterprise , in the MS Architecture Journal. It presents the Enterprise Service Orientation Maturity Model, or ESOMM. Okay, I know what you...

Published Fri, May 19 2006 2:30 PM by tim-ewald
Versioning and semantic changes

I got an email a little while ago from someone who read about my preferred XSD versioning strategy . They felt I had glossed over the issue of introducing a change that effects semantics and might be ignored by a receiver. Consider this example: <element...

Published Fri, May 05 2006 2:27 PM by tim-ewald
Attempting to address Rajesh's concerns about optionality...

My last post on optional content triggered a conversation between Rajesh and Jon. Rajesh's main concern is that making almost everything in your schema optional may give you flexibility, but if occurence requirements aren't captured somewhere, then its...

Published Fri, May 05 2006 2:16 PM by tim-ewald

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