On July 6th, the W3C published the Web Services Policy specifications (Framework and Attachment) as Proposed Recommendations. Web Services Policy is a metadata language that extends the foundation on which to build interoperable Web services. There is a strong community of active members in the W3C WS-Policy Working Group. Ten companies participated in the interop testing during the W3C implementation gathering phase. Windows Communication Foundation enables features such as security, reliability, transaction and message optimization using the Web Services Policy language.
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July 09, 2007
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- Welcome to my blog. Here I share my thoughts on technology, photography, cooking and anything else that I feel like. I am a Technical Diplomat at Microsoft driving few of the WS-* Standards such as WS-Policy and WS-MetadataExchange. Feel free to contact me at 'Asir at Selvasingh dot com'.
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