My blog is moving to ASP.NET. I hope to see you there.

Following the terms of the SOA almost anything could be a service. Recently  Microsoft, Canon Inc., BEA Systems Inc., and Intel Corp are developed the WS-Discovery specification that focused in devices that are not typically reachable  through Web services ex: PDAs.

WS-Discovery is defines basically a protocol to locate services. In my opinion WS-Discovery is complementary to UDDI and, maybe the most important thing, tends a bridge to the device world. WS-Discovery works together with ohter protocols like WS-Eventing, WS-Addressing, WS-Security, and WS-ReliableMessaging.

I just read that the WSE 2.0 team is making tests with WS-Discovery. Logically the next stage is to expect the Feedback Workshop.

In the past months I write some articles about new technologies in the MS World. The last three:

• WinFSDataModel.
• YUKON Service Broker.
• XML Messaging in WSE 2.0.

A fantastic xml:base reflection is now posted by Dare Obasanjo in A Look at the xml:base attribute and the .NET Framework's XmlReader

Two new InfoPath tools are available for download.

1. The VS.NET extensions that add manage code support to InfoPath.
2. The SP1 preview of InfoPath.

Right now I begin to blogging. I expect to put my ultimate reflections about the technology programming world. I am very exciting.