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Cisco offers open source alternative to Soap
News The networking equipment maker has developed its own messaging protocol Etch as an alternative to the Soap standard, and made it open source.
Tags: Web services, Open source, Security, Cisco Systems Inc., GPL, W3C, CIO, performance, software, networking equipment company
10 iptables rules to help secure your Linux box
Techguide Mastering iptables could take a while, but if you have a few rules to cover the basic security needs, you'll be well on your way to protecting your Linux system.
Tags: Linux, Network security, Security Management, Packet, TCP, Security, Rule, SSH, IP, IP Address
Send XML documents online with SAAJ
Techguide SAAJ provides a standard way to send XML documents over the Internet from the Java platform.
Tags: Java
OpenAmplify developer's diary Part 4: Using OpenAmplify via SOAP
Techguide Justin James walks you through the process of using the SOAP interface to OpenAmplify from Visual Studio 2008.
Tags: Protocols and platforms, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net, Unicode, Actions Actions, Topics Topics, openAmplifyInput, OfferingGuidance, RequestingGuidance, TopicIntentions TopicIntentions, Search
Offline SharePoint tool promised for Mac users
News While Microsoft is not planning to produce a version of Groove for the Mac, the new tool will make SharePoint access much easier for Mac users, company executives say.
Tags: Office suites, Microsoft Office, SOA, Groove Networks Inc., Simple Object Access Protocol, SharePoint Workspace, Tool, Apple Macintosh, P2P, Microsoft PowerPoint
10 open source projects worth checking out
Techguide The open source field is pretty crowded, but certain projects stand above the rest. Here are 10 tools and solutions you don't want to overlook.
Tags: Open source, Software engineering/development, Social Networking, Open Source, E-business, Google Inc., Feature List, Nuxeo, network, Tool
OpenAmplify developer's diary Part 1: Making the request
Techguide Justin James chronicles his process of using Hapax's OpenAmplify Web service to create an application which can match documents that have similar content or is identical to the source document.
Tags: Web services, Protocols and platforms, LINQ, Simple Object Access Protocol, OpenAmplify Developer, WSDL, Web Browser, Dividend, client system, Developer
Using Bing from .NET
Techguide Justin James shares his recent Bing experience and provides a code snippet that will put you well on your way to writing a Bing-enabled application.
Tags: Business applications, .NET, Software engineering/development, Namespace, LINQ, Simple Object Access Protocol, Microsoft Corp., WSDL, AppID, Business applications
OpenAmplify developer's diary - part three: Topic intention comparisons
Techguide Justin James chronicles his process of using Hapax's OpenAmplify Web service to create an application that can match documents with content that is similar or identical to the source document.
Tags: Web sites, Web 2.0, Document, Comparison, Simple Object Access Protocol, system administration, OpenAmplify Developer, SM, topTopicsResult, Web sites
Getting your Windows 7 fix in Linux with VirtualBox
Techguide VirtualBox will allow you to stretch your budget farther, test your software more securely, and train your users more safely, and more.
Tags: Open source, Innotek VirtualBox, Installation, Operating System, Virtual Machine, Microsoft Windows 7, remote access, RAM, hard drive, Microsoft Windows
Quickly install a LAMP server on Ubuntu
Techguide Here are some quick and easy steps to installing a LAMP server on a running Ubuntu machine.
Tags: Servers, Open source, Linux, Apache Software Foundation, Web Browser, Red Hat Inc., Ubuntu, Password, Red Hat Linux 6.0, Server
Thank God for Pacman
Blogs The recent year-end list released by search behemoth Google seems to validate a trend that has been proven over time--th...
Meet Google Linux
Techguide It's only inevitable Google Android would find its way onto the PC. But does it really hold any value or will it be nothing more than a flash in the pan?
Tags: Linux, Open source, Microsoft Corp., Mobile, Branding, Google Inc., Cell Phone, operating system, phone, Google Android
What makes a good Linux distribution?
Techguide Take the proprietary driver system and installation tools of Ubuntu, add the desktop of Elive+Compiz, add the foundation of Debian, and the security of Bastille Linux and you would have one killer distribution.
Tags: Linux, KDE, GNOME, Tool, Ubuntu, Standards, Hardware, Linux Distribution, desktop, MP3
W3C brushes up SOAP standard
News Standards body the World Wide Web Consortium is close to finalizing version 1.2 of a standard for transporting data between Web services.
