Over year ago Ed Gibbs asked the same question. Well it wasn't question maybe, however point is that UDDI may not be such dead yet. Some time ago I dug out that and I think it still can be useful. There are some conclusions. A bit of history For sure it's one of many forgotten technologies that...

Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) services are wire-level compatible with Web Services Enhancements 3.0 (WSE3) clients. This is correct in theory, however, it's not as easy as one would expect. This article presents the issues on interoperability between WCF and WSE 3.0. Web Services Enhancements...

While working on winning Netflix' million, I came across a need to examine the raw XML returned by a third party web service. After a couple desk-pounding hours, I finally found a simple solution which works equally well in both Web and Windows apps. Install Web Services Enhancements (WSE) 3.0 Add...

The most natural way to create Web services in ASP.NET (this technology is often referred to as ASMX) is to write a facade class or interface using pure OO approach and decorate the class and the public methods with proper attributes (WebServiceAttribute and WebMethodAttribute, respectively). For simple...