In a previous blog entry, I talked about using JAX-WS. Now I'll talk about using yet another acronym, JAX-RS and see how that compares so something like WCF's RESTful extensions.

In this blog post in the series I am going to cover some points about wire formats and which formats I like and which formats I dislike, and why.

In this first post of many, I will be giving my personal opinion on the state of Web Services programming today. This post covers my thoughts on REST.

I recently posted a blog about consuming a POX service with Cocoa. At the same time I managed to upset someone that I admire. This is what happens when bloggers don't have copy editors!

In a previous blog entry, I talked about how to consume a POX service using Cocoa. In this entry, I talk about how to create that POX service using ASP.NET MVC and how incredibly easy it is. Makes you wonder why anybody uses SOAP anymore...

Microsoft has been working on a new "cloud service" technology called Live Mesh which is currently in beta. Yesterday, Apple let the world know about MobileMe, a new service that might compete directly with Live Mesh.

Assuming you get the Wayne's World reference, read on: In this day and age of Web 2.0 and exposing software as a service, has the number of new and modern possibilities dulled our ability to create good clean C/S apps?

While it is fantastic that you can bind ASP.NET controls to LINQ to SQL data, a lot of the time you might want to be exposing that data via web services, or better yet, raw XML web services (POX) with no SOAP. In this post I cover this task.