Sorry to hear you’ll be missing all the fun.

 

http://www.infoworld.com/article/05/11/03/HNjavanet_1.html

 

 

While IBM will not be attending this event I'd like to remind people of IBM's interop endpoints (listed at:  http://wsi.alphaworks.ibm.com:8080/interop/index.html ) which supports the full interop scenario documents as specified by the specific interop workshop event.  If anyone runs into any problems with these endpoints please drop me a note.
thanks
-Doug

"Kirill Gavrylyuk" <kirillg@...> Sent by: soapbuilders@yahoogroups.com 10/10/2005 02:24 PM Please respond to soapbuilders

To <wsdl@yahoogroups.com>, <soapbuilders@yahoogroups.com> cc <ws-eventing-workshops@yahoogroups.com>, <WS-RM-Workshops@yahoogroups.com>, <WS-Security-Workshops@yahoogroups.com>, <WS-TX-Workshops@yahoogroups.com> Subject RE: [wsdl] Re: [soapbuilders] Indigo / Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) Interop Plug-fest - 7-10 Nov 2005

Thanks Doug,
 
It’s good to hear about IBM’s continuing interest in WS-* interop testing.
 
You seem to have misunderstood my mail – this is an invite to a F2F meeting - the Windows Communication Foundation (aka Indigo) interop *plug-fest* we will hold in Redmond on November 7^th – 10th.  
 
The event is focused on the product-level interop with WCF. Unlike the previous WS-* Workshops, this event is not focused on getting feedback for the WS-* specs.  Based on our experience with soapbuilders, such F2F events are super-effective at advancing interoperability between products.
 
We are encouraged by the wide support from the WS-* community for this plug-fest, and we look forward to IBM joining us at the F2F in November.
 
 

 

From: wsdl@yahoogroups.com [mailto:wsdl@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Doug Davis
Sent: Friday, October 07, 2005 4:22 PM
To: soapbuilders@yahoogroups.com
Cc: ws-eventing-workshops@yahoogroups.com; WS-RM-Workshops@yahoogroups.com; WS-Security-Workshops@yahoogroups.com; WS-TX-Workshops@yahoogroups.com; wsdl@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [wsdl] Re: [soapbuilders] Indigo / Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) Interop Plug-fest - 7-10 Nov 2005
 

Kirill,
 Thanks for the notice of your interop endpoints.  IBM has endpoints up for most of WS-* specifications you mentioned covering the scenarios as specified in the interop workshop's scenario documents.  The endpoints should cover the full range of features specified in those scenario documents and not just the subset your version of the scenario documents mention.  Based on the activity logs they seem to be widely used and appear to be quite useful to the WS community.  We welcome MSFT's efforts to join this adhoc/off-line testing process and hope you keep your endpoint up indefinitely as we hope to.  Please see the respective WS-* Yahoo group for the URL of the endpoint of interest - or feel free to contact me at dug@... if you're unable to locate the URL.
thanks
-Doug

"Kirill Gavrylyuk" <kirillg@...> Sent by: soapbuilders@yahoogroups.com 10/05/2005 09:32 PM   Please respond to soapbuilders

To <soapbuilders@yahoogroups.com>, <wsdl@yahoogroups.com>, <WS-RM-Workshops@yahoogroups.com>, <WS-Security-Workshops@yahoogroups.com>, <WS-TX-Workshops@yahoogroups.com>, <ws-eventing-workshops@yahoogroups.com> cc   Subject [soapbuilders] Indigo / Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) Interop Plug-fest - 7-10 Nov 2005

Hey to all you Web Services Toolkits implementers out there!
 
We are planning a 4-day Windows Communications Foundation (WCF, a.k.a Indigo) Interop Plug-fest on Monday November 7, 2005 to Thursday November 10, 2005 at Microsoft Redmond campus.
 
The WCF (Indigo) Interop Plug-fest is an ad-hoc, open forum for implementers of various Web Services protocols to meet with engineers from the WCF(Indigo) team and test interoperability with the upcoming release.
 
Please reply to kirillg@... and jthelin@... introducing your implementation if you’re interested in attending.
 
Scenarios drafts as well as pointers to test endpoints are available online - http://mssoapinterop.org/ilab/wcfinteroplab.htm . We recommend you to join the WS-Builders@yahoogroups.com discussion group and use it for questions around scenarios documents and WCF(Indigo) interoperability.
 
Here is an invite with further logistics info: http://mssoapinterop.org/ilab/WCFInteropPlugFest_invite.doc
 
Thank you and we hope to see you November 7^th !

Doug,

 

We love interop face-to-face events of all kinds. Lack of interop events is what hurts.

 

 

 

Kirill wrote on 10/10/2005 02:24:47 PM:

> Thanks Doug,
>  
> You seem to have misunderstood my mail – this is an invite to a F2F meeting - the
> Windows Communication Foundation (aka Indigo) interop *plug-fest* we will hold in
> Redmond on November 7th – 10th.  

I understood - just wanted to make sure you, and others, were aware of IBM's
full-scenario endpoints - which are there for continued full spec interop testing
and not just for 'feedback' on the specs as you suggest below.

> The event is focused on the product-level interop with WCF. Unlike the previous WS-
> * Workshops, this event is not focused on getting feedback for the WS-* specs.
> Based on our experience with soapbuilders, such F2F events are super-effective at
> advancing interoperability between products.

NxM full spec interop events yes.  A '1xM subset of the spec' event is something
different isn't it?  :-)
 
> We are encouraged by the wide support from the WS-* community for this plug-fest,
> and we look forward to IBM joining us at the F2F in November.

I can't speak to whether or not IBM will participate in the event.

thanks
-Doug

Thanks Doug,

 

It’s good to hear about IBM’s continuing interest in WS-* interop testing.

 

You seem to have misunderstood my mail – this is an invite to a F2F meeting - the Windows Communication Foundation (aka Indigo) interop *plug-fest* we will hold in Redmond on November 7^th – 10th.  

 

The event is focused on the product-level interop with WCF. Unlike the previous WS-* Workshops, this event is not focused on getting feedback for the WS-* specs.  Based on our experience with soapbuilders, such F2F events are super-effective at advancing interoperability between products.

 

We are encouraged by the wide support from the WS-* community for this plug-fest, and we look forward to IBM joining us at the F2F in November.

 

 

 

Kirill,
  Thanks for the notice of your interop endpoints.  IBM has endpoints up for most of WS-* specifications you mentioned covering the scenarios as specified in the interop workshop's scenario documents.  The endpoints should cover the full range of features specified in those scenario documents and not just the subset your version of the scenario documents mention.  Based on the activity logs they seem to be widely used and appear to be quite useful to the WS community.  We welcome MSFT's efforts to join this adhoc/off-line testing process and hope you keep your endpoint up indefinitely as we hope to.  Please see the respective WS-* Yahoo group for the URL of the endpoint of interest - or feel free to contact me at dug@... if you're unable to locate the URL.
thanks
-Doug

"Kirill Gavrylyuk" <kirillg@...> Sent by: soapbuilders@yahoogroups.com 10/05/2005 09:32 PM Please respond to soapbuilders

To <soapbuilders@yahoogroups.com>, <wsdl@yahoogroups.com>, <WS-RM-Workshops@yahoogroups.com>, <WS-Security-Workshops@yahoogroups.com>, <WS-TX-Workshops@yahoogroups.com>, <ws-eventing-workshops@yahoogroups.com> cc   Subject [soapbuilders] Indigo / Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) Interop Plug-fest - 7-10 Nov 2005

Hey to all you Web Services Toolkits implementers out there!
 
We are planning a 4-day Windows Communications Foundation (WCF, a.k.a Indigo) Interop Plug-fest on Monday November 7, 2005 to Thursday November 10, 2005 at Microsoft Redmond campus.
 
The WCF (Indigo) Interop Plug-fest is an ad-hoc, open forum for implementers of various Web Services protocols to meet with engineers from the WCF(Indigo) team and test interoperability with the upcoming release.
 
Please reply to kirillg@... and jthelin@... introducing your implementation if you’re interested in attending.
 
Scenarios drafts as well as pointers to test endpoints are available online - http://mssoapinterop.org/ilab/wcfinteroplab.htm . We recommend you to join the WS-Builders@yahoogroups.com discussion group and use it for questions around scenarios documents and WCF(Indigo) interoperability.
 
Here is an invite with further logistics info: http://mssoapinterop.org/ilab/WCFInteropPlugFest_invite.doc
 
Thank you and we hope to see you November 7^th !

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Hey to all you Web Services Toolkits implementers out there!

 

We are planning a 4-day Windows Communications Foundation (WCF, a.k.a Indigo) Interop Plug-fest on Monday November 7, 2005 to Thursday November 10, 2005 at Microsoft Redmond campus.

 

The WCF (Indigo) Interop Plug-fest is an ad-hoc, open forum for implementers of various Web Services protocols to meet with engineers from the WCF(Indigo) team and test interoperability with the upcoming release.

 

Please reply to kirillg@... and jthelin@... introducing your implementation if you’re interested in attending.

 

Scenarios drafts as well as pointers to test endpoints are available online - http://mssoapinterop.org/ilab/wcfinteroplab.htm . We recommend you to join the WS-Builders@yahoogroups.com discussion group and use it for questions around scenarios documents and WCF(Indigo) interoperability.

 

Here is an invite with further logistics info: http://mssoapinterop.org/ilab/WCFInteropPlugFest_invite.doc

 

Thank you and we hope to see you November 7^th !

 

Devices Profile Feedback Workshop

 

August 24, 2004

 

Intel Corporation, Lexmark International Inc., Microsoft Corporation and Ricoh Corporation, co-developers of the Devices Profile for Web Services specification, are hosting a 1‑day Feedback Workshop on Tuesday 24 August 2004 from 9am to 5pm with breakfast available from 8am.

 

The 1‑day Feedback Workshop is an open forum for spec authors to share background information on the design of the specification and to receive feedback, and for software vendors and other interested parties to discuss their ideas about the practicality of implementing the Web Services specification.

 

This Workshop will be held at Lexmark's campus in Lexington, KY - see the attached invitation document for full location details.

 

As with previous Workshops, this event is open to anyone who desires to participate. Please note that in order to attend, the attached feedback agreement MUST be reviewed and signed by each attendee.

 

Feel free to pass this invitation along, either in your company or elsewhere.  This is an open forum.  No invitation is required, but the event hosts do appreciate an RSVP to facilitate accurate logistics planning.

 

Thank you and we look forward to your participation.

Intel, Lexmark, Microsoft and Ricoh

 

FYI.

 -----Original Message-----
From:   Burke, Carol L 
Sent:   Friday, April 23, 2004 5:23 PM
To:     Burke, Carol L
Subject:        WS-Discovery Feedback Workshop - May 19, 2004

WS­Discovery Feedback Workshop - May 2004

BEA Systems Inc, Canon Inc, Intel Corporation and Microsoft Corporation, authors of the WS­Discovery specification, are hosting a 1­day Feedback Workshop on Wednesday, 19^th May 2004 from 9am to 5pm with breakfast available from 8am.

The 1­day Feedback Workshop is an open forum for spec authors to share background information on the design of the specification and to receive feedback, and for software vendors and other interested parties to discuss their ideas about the practicality of implementing the Web Services specification.

Note that in order to attend this event, the Workshop Feedback Agreement MUST be reviewed and signed by each attendee, either before or at the Workshop event. Download, print and complete the attached form and fax to 503-264-0281.

This Workshop will be held at the San Jose Marriott in San Jose, CA - see below for location details. For more up-to-date information on the location please visit the following site:  http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservices/community/workshops/

Internet connectivity will not be available for this Workshop. Breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snacks will be served, but participants will be responsible for their own dinner arrangements.

As with previous Workshops, these events are open to anyone who desires to participate.

Registration:
If you are interested in participating, please register at https://www.b-there.com/breg/wsdw2004/index.cfm?x=1 and fax your signed Web Service Discovery Feedback Agreement to 503-264-0281.

Feel free to pass this invitation along, either in your company or elsewhere.  This is an open forum.  No invitation is required, but an RSVP is appreciated by the event hosts to facilitate accurate logistics planning. The list of attendees and general Workshop results will be made public after the Workshops.

Thank you and we look forward to your participation.
BEA, Canon, Intel and Microsoft

 

Workshop Location Details
San Jose Marriott
301 South Market Street
San Jose, CA 95113
Room: Blossom Hills

Airport:
Mineta San Jose International Airport, SJC

Map and Directions:
MapPoint

Event Contact:  
Carol Burke
Email: carol.l.burke@...
Phone: 503-264-9660
Mobile: 503-701-4539

Driving Directions from San Jose Airport
1. Turn RIGHT (South-East) onto Terminal C Access (0.2)
2. Road name changes to Airport Exit (0.1)
3. Turn LEFT (North) onto Airport Blvd. (0.4)
4. Turn RIGHT (North-East) onto Airport Pky (0.1)
5. Turn RIGHT (South-East) onto SR-87 (Guadalupe Pky) (2.4)
6. Turn RIGHT onto Ramp towards Julian Street (0.3)
7. Turn LEFT (East onto W Julian Street (0.1)
8. Road name changes to W St James Street (0.2)
9. Turn RIGHT (South) onto N Market Street (0.6)
10. Bear LEFT (East) onto SR-82 (S Market Street)
 << File: ws-discovery workshop feedback agreement 2.doc >>

Carol Burke
Intel Corporation
Phone: (503) 264-9660
Mobile: (503) 701-4539
Fax: (503) 264-0281
Email: carol.l.burke@...

 

Attached are the minutes of the ws-eventing interop workshop last week.

Let me know if you spot any problems.

 

Thanks to everyone who participated.

 

Jorgen

 

For clarification, anyone who attended the last WS-Eventing feedback workshop in January or who has joined the mailing list has already signed the agreement, so you don’t need to resign to attend this interop workshop. The only additional thing you need is an implementation J

 

I have uploaded a copy of the workshop agreement to the Yahoo group for reference though:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ws-eventing-workshops/files/eventing%20workshop%20feedback%20agreement.doc

 

 

 

Below are the logistics details for the interop workshop on April 15.

 

Alan has already circulated the scenarios document to this list:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ws-eventing-workshops/files/WSEvScenarios-MS-Proposal-2004-4.doc

 

 

WS‑Eventing Interop Workshop

 

BEA Software Inc, Microsoft Corporation and TIBCO Software Inc, co-developers of the WS-Eventing specification, are hosting a 1-day Interop Workshop on Thursday 15^th April 2004 from 9am to 5pm with breakfast available from 8am.

 

Note that in order to attend this event, the attached feedback agreement MUST be reviewed and signed by each attendee - either before or at the workshop event. The purpose of the feedback agreement is to ensure that everyone involved in influencing the specifications is committed to keeping the specification royalty free. Also, as this is an Interop Workshop, participants will need to bring an implementation based on the specifications below.

 

The 1-day interop workshop is an ad-hoc, open forum for companies who have WS-Eventing implementations based on the WS-Eventing specification published January 2004, and who want to test their implementations with other companies’ implementations.  Attendees bring their own laptops, their implementations and any other tools they feel would be needed; testing among all attendees will occur throughout the day.  A scenario document will be provided to attendees of the Interop Workshop before the event, and progress of interoperating implementations will be tracked throughout the event.

 

This workshop will be held at Microsoft in Redmond, WA, see below for location details.

For more up-to-date information on the location please visit one of the following sites:

 

http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservices/community/workshops/

 

An internet connection will be available during the workshops.

Breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snacks will be served, but participants will be responsible for their own dinner arrangements. Please make any special dietary requirements known in advance, and every effort will be made to accommodate them.

 

As with previous workshops, these events are open to anyone who desires to participate and who can bring an implementation based on the specifications listed above.

 

 

If you are interested in participating, please reply to jthelin@...
A signed feedback agreement will also need to be faxed to Jorgen Thelin at +1‑425‑936‑7329.

 

Feel free to pass this invitation along, either in your company or elsewhere.  This is an open forum.  No invitation is required, but an RSVP is appreciated by the event hosts to facilitate accurate logistics planning. The list of attendees and general workshop results will be made public after the workshops.

 

Thank you and we look forward to your participation.

BEA, Microsoft and TIBCO

 

 

Workshop Location Details

Sonora Conference Room
Microsoft Conference Center (MSCC) - Building 33
16070 NE 36^th Way
Redmond, WA 98052

Map

Nearest Airport: Seattle (SEA)

Event Contact:  Jorgen Thelin

Phone: 425-722-5358

Driving Directions from Seattle International Airport

•         Follow signs to Freeways - this will put you on SR 518 eastbound, merge carefully.

•         Follow signs to I-5 and I-405.

•         Take I-405 North - Renton (center lane).

•         Continue on North I-405 thru Renton and Bellevue, approx. 14 miles.

•         Take SR-520 East exit toward Redmond.

•         Exit SR-520 at NE 40th St exit.

•         Turn Right at exit onto NE 40th St.

•         Turn second Right onto 159^th Ave NE

•         Turn left onto NE 36^th Way

•         The MSCC building is on the Left.

 

 

Local hotels with complementary shuttle service to Microsoft

Bellevue Hilton           (425) 455-3330
http://www.hilton.com

The Residence Inn      (425) 882-1222
http://www.residenceinn.com

Woodmark Hotel        (425) 822-3700
http://www.thewoodmark.com

 

Selected Hotels close to Microsoft

Silver Cloud

12202 NE 124^th
Bellevue / Kirkland
(425) 821-8300

http://www.silvercloud.com/

 

Courtyard by Marriot

14615 NE 29th Place

Bellevue

(425) 869-5300

http://www.courtyard.com

 

Fairfield Inn  by Marriott

14595 NE 29th Place

Bellevue,
(425) 869-6548

http://marriott.com/fairfieldinn

 

The Residence Inn

14455 NE 29th Place

Bellevue

(425) 882-1222

http://www.residenceinn.com

 

Selected Hotels in Bellevue / Kirkland

Hyatt Regency

NE 8th and Bellevue Way

Bellevue

(425) 462-2626

http://www.hyatt.com

 

Hilton Bellevue

100 112th NE

Bellevue

(425) 455-3330

http://www.hilton.com

 

Double Tree Hotel

300 122nd SE

Bellevue

(425) 455-1300

http://www.doubletree.com

 

Woodmark Hotel

1200 Carillon Point

Kirkland

(425) 822-3700

http://www.thewoodmark.com

 

 

Below are the logistics details for the interop workshop on April 15.

 

Alan has already circulated the scenarios document to this list:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ws-eventing-workshops/files/WSEvScenarios-MS-Proposal-2004-4.doc

 

 

WS‑Eventing Interop Workshop

 

BEA Software Inc, Microsoft Corporation and TIBCO Software Inc, co-developers of the WS-Eventing specification, are hosting a 1-day Interop Workshop on Thursday 15^th April 2004 from 9am to 5pm with breakfast available from 8am.

 

Note that in order to attend this event, the attached feedback agreement MUST be reviewed and signed by each attendee - either before or at the workshop event. The purpose of the feedback agreement is to ensure that everyone involved in influencing the specifications is committed to keeping the specification royalty free. Also, as this is an Interop Workshop, participants will need to bring an implementation based on the specifications below.

 

The 1-day interop workshop is an ad-hoc, open forum for companies who have WS-Eventing implementations based on the WS-Eventing specification published January 2004, and who want to test their implementations with other companies’ implementations.  Attendees bring their own laptops, their implementations and any other tools they feel would be needed; testing among all attendees will occur throughout the day.  A scenario document will be provided to attendees of the Interop Workshop before the event, and progress of interoperating implementations will be tracked throughout the event.

 

This workshop will be held at Microsoft in Redmond, WA, see below for location details.

For more up-to-date information on the location please visit one of the following sites:

 

http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservices/community/workshops/

 

An internet connection will be available during the workshops.

Breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snacks will be served, but participants will be responsible for their own dinner arrangements. Please make any special dietary requirements known in advance, and every effort will be made to accommodate them.

 

As with previous workshops, these events are open to anyone who desires to participate and who can bring an implementation based on the specifications listed above.

 

 

If you are interested in participating, please reply to jthelin@...
A signed feedback agreement will also need to be faxed to Jorgen Thelin at +1‑425‑936‑7329.

 

Feel free to pass this invitation along, either in your company or elsewhere.  This is an open forum.  No invitation is required, but an RSVP is appreciated by the event hosts to facilitate accurate logistics planning. The list of attendees and general workshop results will be made public after the workshops.

 

Thank you and we look forward to your participation.

BEA, Microsoft and TIBCO

 

 

Workshop Location Details

Sonora Conference Room
Microsoft Conference Center (MSCC) - Building 33
16070 NE 36^th Way
Redmond, WA 98052

Map

Nearest Airport: Seattle (SEA)

Event Contact:  Jorgen Thelin

Phone: 425-722-5358

Driving Directions from Seattle International Airport

•         Follow signs to Freeways - this will put you on SR 518 eastbound, merge carefully.

•         Follow signs to I-5 and I-405.

•         Take I-405 North - Renton (center lane).

•         Continue on North I-405 thru Renton and Bellevue, approx. 14 miles.

•         Take SR-520 East exit toward Redmond.

•         Exit SR-520 at NE 40th St exit.

•         Turn Right at exit onto NE 40th St.

•         Turn second Right onto 159^th Ave NE

•         Turn left onto NE 36^th Way

•         The MSCC building is on the Left.

 

 

Local hotels with complementary shuttle service to Microsoft

Bellevue Hilton           (425) 455-3330
http://www.hilton.com

The Residence Inn      (425) 882-1222
http://www.residenceinn.com

Woodmark Hotel        (425) 822-3700
http://www.thewoodmark.com

 

Selected Hotels close to Microsoft

Silver Cloud

12202 NE 124^th
Bellevue / Kirkland
(425) 821-8300

http://www.silvercloud.com/

 

Courtyard by Marriot

14615 NE 29th Place

Bellevue

(425) 869-5300

http://www.courtyard.com

 

Fairfield Inn  by Marriott

14595 NE 29th Place

Bellevue,
(425) 869-6548

http://marriott.com/fairfieldinn

 

The Residence Inn

14455 NE 29th Place

Bellevue

(425) 882-1222

http://www.residenceinn.com

 

Selected Hotels in Bellevue / Kirkland

Hyatt Regency

NE 8th and Bellevue Way

Bellevue

(425) 462-2626

http://www.hyatt.com

 

Hilton Bellevue

100 112th NE

Bellevue

(425) 455-3330

http://www.hilton.com

 

Double Tree Hotel

300 122nd SE

Bellevue

(425) 455-1300

http://www.doubletree.com

 

Woodmark Hotel

1200 Carillon Point

Kirkland

(425) 822-3700

http://www.thewoodmark.com

 

 

All,

 

Attached is a proposal for WS-Eventing interop scenarios for the interop workshop in April.

 

Please take a look – comments, corrections, and other feedback is welcome!!

 

Alan Geller
Advanced Web Services
ageller@...

 

Hi Werner,

 

I have some hard scheduling constraints to work around on this. Alan’s wife is expecting a new baby at the end of April, and so the last 2 weeks of April are a writeoff from that perspective. Pushing out into May clashes with Alan’s paternity leave. Hence April 15 seems like the latest date we can hit from our end.

 

 

Jorgen, we can attend (with an implementation), but the timing is somewhat unfortunate. The week of April 26 would work better for us.

 

From: Jorgen Thelin [mailto:jthelin@...]
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 2:25 PM
To: ws-eventing-workshops@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [ws-eventing-workshops] WS-Eventing Interop Workshop date

How does Thursday April 15 work for people to hold an interop workshop on WS-Eventing?

From my investigations I can’t see any obvious clashes with other meetings, but let me know if I have missed anything. It’s getting harder and harder to avoid all date clashes these days.

 

Alan is beavering away on some a proposed scenario doc which he will send to the list for discussion in the next few days, but I want to get the date pinned down and in people’s diaries.

 

As the spec is fairly straight forward, I think 1 day should be enough for this meeting.

 

Microsoft will host in Redmond, as Alan has travel restrictions and limited availability due to the imminent arrival of a new baby around the end of April, followed by paternity leave.

 

Can you also let me know who expects to be able to attend with an implementation on that date?

 

Thanks,

 

Jorgen

 

 

How does Thursday April 15 work for people to hold an interop workshop on WS-Eventing?

From my investigations I can’t see any obvious clashes with other meetings, but let me know if I have missed anything. It’s getting harder and harder to avoid all date clashes these days.

 

Alan is beavering away on some a proposed scenario doc which he will send to the list for discussion in the next few days, but I want to get the date pinned down and in people’s diaries.

 

As the spec is fairly straight forward, I think 1 day should be enough for this meeting.

 

Microsoft will host in Redmond, as Alan has travel restrictions and limited availability due to the imminent arrival of a new baby around the end of April, followed by paternity leave.

 

Can you also let me know who expects to be able to attend with an implementation on that date?

 

Thanks,

 

Jorgen

 

How does Thursday April 15 work for people to hold an interop workshop on WS-Eventing?

From my investigations I can’t see any obvious clashes with other meetings, but let me know if I have missed anything. It’s getting harder and harder to avoid all date clashes these days.

 

Alan is beavering away on some a proposed scenario doc which he will send to the list for discussion in the next few days, but I want to get the date pinned down and in people’s diaries.

 

As the spec is fairly straight forward, I think 1 day should be enough for this meeting.

 

Microsoft will host in Redmond, as Alan has travel restrictions and limited availability due to the imminent arrival of a new baby around the end of April, followed by paternity leave.

 

Can you also let me know who expects to be able to attend with an implementation on that date?

 

Thanks,

 

Jorgen

 

I have received positive acks from all previous posters.

Therefore as described in the mail below, the message archive for this discussion list is now publicly readable.

 

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ws-eventing-workshops/messages

 

 

 

Below are the results of the poll recently taken on the Yahoo group list for ws-eventing-workshops about whether to make the mailing list archives readable to the general public. 

 

On the basis of a strong majority in favor of making the mailing list public, and in the interests of creating more confidence in the openness and transparency of the workshop process, it is my intent to make this change so that all current and future messages are publicly readable.

 

However, in the interests of fairness while making this transition, I would like to hold off implementing this change until Saturday 6^th March 2004 to allow all list members to review the current message archives (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ws-eventing-workshops/messages) and identify any items they posted that they wish to withdraw from the archives before they are made public. 

 

You can mail me privately the details of any such messages, and I will delete them before Saturday 6^th.

 

Thanks,

 

Jorgen

 

 

Poll results:

 

POLL QUESTION:

Please provide your views on whether the mailing list archives for this group should be publicly readable to the whole world, or just by members of this discussion group.

 

Only members will be able to post feedback or comments to the list in both situations.

 

CHOICES AND RESULTS

- Only members can read, 5 votes, 31.25% 

- Publicly readable, 11 votes, 68.75% 

 

Below are the results of the poll recently taken on the Yahoo group list for ws-eventing-workshops about whether to make the mailing list archives readable to the general public. 

 

On the basis of a strong majority in favor of making the mailing list public, and in the interests of creating more confidence in the openness and transparency of the workshop process, it is my intent to make this change so that all current and future messages are publicly readable.

 

However, in the interests of fairness while making this transition, I would like to hold off implementing this change until Saturday 6^th March 2004 to allow all list members to review the current message archives (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ws-eventing-workshops/messages) and identify any items they posted that they wish to withdraw from the archives before they are made public. 

 

You can mail me privately the details of any such messages, and I will delete them before Saturday 6^th.

 

Thanks,

 

Jorgen

 

 

Poll results:

 

POLL QUESTION:

Please provide your views on whether the mailing list archives for this group should be publicly readable to the whole world, or just by members of this discussion group.

 

Only members will be able to post feedback or comments to the list in both situations.

 

CHOICES AND RESULTS

- Only members can read, 5 votes, 31.25% 

- Publicly readable, 11 votes, 68.75% 

 

The public summary of the WS-Eventing workshop on Feb 19 has now gone up on MSDN.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservices/community/workshops/eventing.aspx

 

The presentation decks from the meeting are also available for download.

http://download.microsoft.com/download/f/7/e/f7e9d2c3-9974-46fd-863a-030a769b3f6c/presentations-eventing-workshop-2004-02.zip

 

Enjoy.

 

Jorgen

 

WS Transaction Feedback Workshop

 

Due to a previously unforeseen clash with a F2F meeting at one of the transactions working groups at OASIS, many people who wish to attend this event being unable to do so.

 

Therefore in the interests of encouraging an open and inclusive dialog on the WS-Coordination, WS-AtomicTransaction and WS-BusinessActivity specifications, BEA, IBM and Microsoft have decided to reschedule the TX Feedback Workshop to avoid the date clash, and thereby allow wider attendance from across the industry.

 

The new date is Wednesday March 10, 2004.

The venue and start time remain unchanged – see below for full details.

 

We have already contacted all participants who confirmed for the original date, but are sending out this note to all original invitees as we hope you will now be able to attend on the new date.

 

Best Regards,

 

BEA, IBM and Microsoft

 

 

 

Workshop Information Pages:

 

http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/offers/WS-Specworkshops/

http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservices/community/workshops/