Simon Fell > Its just code

Monday, March 04, 2002

Just re-ran all the round 2 tests with the new serialization metadata support, things look really good, the errors in echoStructArray for a number of toolkits has gone. I'm pretty sure at this point all the remaining round 2 failures, are server problems, not PocketSOAP problems.
< 8:35:57 PM  # more elsewhere > Cardian - 3 - 1 - 01 (Tag's Trance Trip - A Progressive Journey into Next Generation Radio)

Yahoo glitch trips up e-mail. An outage on Yahoo Groups, a collection of discussion lists based on various interests, prevents millions of members from receiving e-mail from their cohorts. [CNET News.com] That explains why SOAPBuilders has been quiet all day.
< 6:25:21 PM  # more elsewhere > Tony Rapacioli - Ce La Faro You Will Never Be Alone Vocal 12 Club (Tag's Trance Trip - A Progressive Journey into Next Generation Radio)

Transcript of the recent Web Services Interop chat on MSDN.
< 4:43:18 PM  # more elsewhere > Syfoon - Tranceformer (Original Mix) - Rev 2 (Tag's Trance Trip - A Progressive Journey into Next Generation Radio)

Ari Pernick tries the WSDL BDG and finds that vs.net can't quite handle the result.  I'll try it myself with vs.net in a bit and report back.  Just some quick comments: if you want to see what to replace anyType with, just take a look at the values of xsi:type in the original messages.  And in this case, there is only ONE output, it just happens to be a structure. [Sam Ruby's Radio Weblog] ok, so on the request side, the two parts can be s:string rather than s:anyType. For the response, you'll need a schema to describe the struct, something like

<types>
<s:schema tagetNamespace="http://www.weblogs.com/">
<s:complexType name="pingResponse">
<s:element name="flerror" type="s:boolean"/>
<s:element name="message" type="s:string"/>
</s:complexType>
</s:schema>
</types>

Then use this type as the type in the response message

 <message name="pingResponse">
    <part name="return" type="types:pingResponse" xmlns:types="http://www.weblogs.com/" />
 </message>

Garth says that my editor button bar problem is related to the theme. Not having much luck getting it fixed, I swapped themes, but my desktop site stayed on the big radio theme, I even checked that the #desktopWebsiteTemplate.txt had been updated, which it had. (I can't find the post, but I posted to the Radio DG about this a while back). Its odd that it works fine on W2k/IE5.5, have to try and find a W2K/IE6 machine to check it on.
< 3:48:43 PM  # more elsewhere > Nick Warren - Intro

LOL, where did Sam find that picture 
< 2:12:15 PM  # more elsewhere > Cardian - Nocturne (Tag's Trance Trip - A Progressive Journey into Next Generation Radio)

Looks like there's going to be a good crowd at the Web Services DevCon, I know Keith & Peter are speaking (amongst others), and I see that Sam & Dave Seidel are going to be there as well.
< 2:07:47 PM  # more elsewhere > Cardian - Nocturne (Tag's Trance Trip - A Progressive Journey into Next Generation Radio)

Jon Udell - WSDL Interop Adventures
< 11:53:39 AM  # more elsewhere > Bando - Patch One Flamen 01 Leandro Gamez Rmx (Tag's Trance Trip - A Progressive Journey into Next Generation Radio)

Is it just me, or is the editor button bar in Radio missing when your on IE6/XP ?

< 11:37:09 AM  # more elsewhere > Lexicon - K - House Is A Feeling (Tag's Trance Trip - A Progressive Journey into Next Generation Radio)

Tidying up some loose ends with the inteorp registry. Just put up some summary pages for Round 2, Round 3D, Round 3E and Round 3F
< 11:35:09 AM  # more elsewhere > Circulation - Turquoise Original Mix (Tag's Trance Trip - A Progressive Journey into Next Generation Radio)

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