W3C Advances Specs For Web Interoperability

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Microsoft/SAP Alliance advances platform
interoperability

Microsoft/SAP Alliance advances platform
interoperability 05/25/2004 08:59 PM
Computer Weekly May 26 2004 1:09AM GMT

The Quest for Interoperability

The Quest for Interoperability 03/14/2003 01:28 AM
For years, enterprise software firms have used the promise of interoperability to sell their wares and the lack of it to chastise their competition. But now that Web services have arrived, and products such as the UAN are becoming a reality, interoperability is no longer such a weighty issue. Or is it?

"SoftPear - PC/Mac Interoperability"

"SoftPear - PC/Mac Interoperability" 06/02/2004 04:49 PM

Microsoft Interoperability

Microsoft Interoperability 02/05/2005 09:12 PM

Seems that Bill and company have a new strategy.

Join us. Or we'll join you. Or "we like you so much, we'll interop with you."

The hand writing has been on the wall. Indigo is Microsoft declaring "we've won". It's the universal connector kit - adpating any technology to any other. Kim Cameron (the sweetest Microsoft employee I ever met) has a brilliant strategy for meta-identity management.

And then of course - if Spaces.MSN and Microsoft's support of RSS (seemingly everywhere.)

Why not?

They've won everywhere else. Why not also become the very BEST open source, open standards company around?

Using .NET Assembly (Interoperability
with COM) in PHP

Using .NET Assembly (Interoperability
with COM) in PHP 11/06/2002 11:36 PM
The .NET Framework is a new computing platform that simplifies application development in the highly distributed environment of the Internet. The .NET Framework is designed to provide a consistent object-oriented programming environment, a code-execution environment that minimizes software deployment and versioning conflicts, which guarantees safe execution of code and to build all communication on industry standards to ensure that code based on the .NET Framework can integrate with any other code. PHP has built in functionality which uses COM objects, using the COM interop feature of .NET we shall create a wrapper around the .NET assembly and use it in PHP (in fact you could use the same steps to use .NET assembly for VB6 or any other COM applications) -- Jayesh Jain "tri" Excellent timing from PHPBuilder. I just installed Visual Studio.NET yesterday on my notebook, and have been trying out .NET and Windows Forms. More later... "zeldman.lo3"

RAID interoperability

RAID interoperability 04/13/2005 04:52 PM
TechWorld Apr 13 2005 7:24PM GMT

U.S. law for music interoperability?

U.S. law for music interoperability? 04/07/2005 12:25 PM
Blog: Lawmakers in Washington D.C. got an earful yesterday from companies and consumers concerned about the lack of interoperability...

IM upstarts vie for interoperability

IM upstarts vie for interoperability 09/24/2004 05:58 PM
Although Microsoft and IBM offer IM products for the enterprise, smaller challengers are staking out valuable territory with a commitment to interoperability. This week both Antepo and Jabber will unveil new IM offerings that bolster standards support and security.

Tales of Interoperability

Tales of Interoperability 03/06/2004 01:49 AM
The Register reports on a story that ran in a magazine called Computing Which? that details failures to get standard Wi-Fi gear from different manufacturers to interoperate: The editors tried to set up a Linksys 802.11g router and a Netgear bridge but couldn't get the two devices to interact. Eventually one Netgear help desk agent told the writers the products could be incompatible. It doesn’t appear that the original story is online so it's hard to know more about this trial. It sounds as though the aim of the report was to test how easy or difficult it is to set up wireless networks. The writers concluded that it's too hard to use. It would be unfortunate if the industry has a hard time attracting additional users because the products are inoperable and difficult to use....

Interoperability is Troublesome

Interoperability is Troublesome 12/15/2003 02:08 PM
">Despite best efforts from industry standard groups, interoperability among Wi-Fi products is hit or miss these days: Not all products are certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance and some vendors are cutting corners. For example, they may not do a great job of implementing the mechanism that asks an 802.11g chip to fall back to 802.11b. New security features and the plethora of chips available increase the complications in making all devices compatible. I don't imagine the compatibility issue will get any better as we move into the future because more upgrades to the standard continue to be developed....

EC raps MS over interoperability - again

EC raps MS over interoperability - again 03/19/2005 02:46 AM
Not keeping its promises

.NET and Java: A Study in
Interoperability

.NET and Java: A Study in
Interoperability 06/10/2004 07:25 PM
Java and .NET are both great platforms on their own, but together, they are a practical necessity in the modern enterprise. With enterprise development market share of 35-40% each, it's fairly obvious that neither of these two platforms is "going away" any time soon. It's clear to even the most zealous Java or .NET devotee that working with both platforms is going to become the norm. This article looks at various interoperability issues between the Java and .NET platforms.

Interoperability, Compliance to be
Challenging

Interoperability, Compliance to be
Challenging 12/04/2003 02:28 PM
The 802.11 standards groups have full plates and they will struggle to ensure that all their efforts interoperate: The development of 802.11e, the quality of service mechanism, seems to be the trickiest and will require repeated upgrades. Problems are already surfacing. Vendors are adding their own bells and whistles, like higher speed offerings, as a way to differentiate or to speed up the upgrade process. Those extras create interoperability problems. Even without the extras, vendors struggle to comply with the standards. Frank Hanzlik, the managing director of the Wi-Fi Alliance, told me recently that about one quarter of all 802.11b products--the most mature of the standards--submitted for approval fail certification initially. Products going through certification of the newer standard fail at an even higher rate....

Recommendation for Search
Interoperability

Recommendation for Search
Interoperability 09/12/2004 07:11 AM
Recommendation for Search Interoperability
http://ww w.cio.gov/documents/ICGI/recommendation.html

The U.S. Federal Government should adopt a search service standard to enhance interoperability among networked systems that aid in the discovery of and access to government information. The adopted search service standard should be the ISO 23950 international standard, thereby providing a high degree of interoperability across many communities of practice and types of data and information holdings (see section 5, ISO 23950 Overview , below). This recommendation follows existing law and policies of the U.S. Federal Government, positioning the standard search service as a supplement to other search mechanisms as may be needed for reasons other than broad scale interoperability. [ beSpacific 09-02-04]

Linux interoperability improved

Linux interoperability improved 09/20/2004 09:17 PM
Computer Weekly Sep 21 2004 1:19AM GMT

Using the .NET Framework SDK
Interoperability Tools

Using the .NET Framework SDK
Interoperability Tools 03/08/2004 11:21 PM
I introduced COM Interop through the notions of "bridges" in my first article, and I looked at why those bridges, the Runtime Callable Wrapper (RCW) and the COM Callable Wrapper (CCW), were necessary. There are vast differences between the world of COM and the world of .NET, and the bridges help to hide those from the programmer, and they allow interoperation. I also introduced the Type Library Importer tool, Tlbimp.exe, that ships both with the .NET Framework SDK and Visual Studio .NET. In this article, I am going to spend much more time with TLBIMP and show you some of its more advanced uses. I will also introduce you to "siblings" of TLBIMP in the .NET Framework SDK that pertain to COM Interop; Tlbexp.exe, Regasm.exe, and Sn.exe. These tools offer far more flexibility than (COM) Add Reference. ((COM) Add Reference can be considered a very particular subset of TLBIMP, or more properly, System.Runtime.InteropServices.TypeLibConverter.) First, before diving deeper into TLBIMP, we need to take a closer look at .NET metadata.

No timetable set for Sun-Microsoft
interoperability

No timetable set for Sun-Microsoft
interoperability 04/23/2004 05:48 PM
SAN DIEGO -- Sun Microsystems Inc. will be "uniquely advantaged" by its interoperability agreement with Microsoft Corp., said Sun CEO Scott McNealy. But when any advantages will become available to users isn't yet clear.

Advanced MMS Wireless Interoperability

Advanced MMS Wireless Interoperability 11/19/2003 08:05 AM
3G Nov 19 2003 4:45AM ET

House Eyes DRM Interoperability

House Eyes DRM Interoperability 04/08/2005 03:24 PM
Extreme Tech Apr 8 2005 8:01PM GMT

Linux In Government: Interoperability

Linux In Government: Interoperability 06/03/2004 08:12 PM
Linux Journal welcomes government Open Source expert Tom Adelstein as our newest web columnist. In his first column, Tom covers some notable government IT success stories.

Microsoft Should Embrace
Interoperability

Microsoft Should Embrace
Interoperability 03/22/2005 03:33 PM
Microsoft must fight the urge to let smoother integration among its own offerings throw up roadblocks to integration with others' products.

Gates' new mantra: interoperability

Gates' new mantra: interoperability 02/05/2005 09:11 PM
ZDNet Feb 4 2005 5:43PM GMT

Xbox 2 Specs?

Xbox 2 Specs? 03/14/2005 04:34 PM
Gamespy has released a list of features on the upcoming Xbox2 or Xbox 360 as it's been referred to. Their spy on the inside tells them that details may still change as the development continues. Here's what they say it will look like,

CPU - Xenon's CPU has three 3.0 GHz PowerPC cores. Each core is capable of two instructions per cycle and has an L1 cache with 32 KB for data and 32 KB for instructions. The three cores share 1 MB of L2 cache. Alpha 2 developer kits currently have two cores instead of three.

GPU - Xenon's GPU is a generation beyond the ATI X800. Its clock speed is 500 MHz and it supports Shader 3.0. Developers are currently working with an alpha 2 GPU. Beta GPU units are expected by May and the final GPU is slated for a summer release. The final GPU will be more powerful than anything on the market today; in game terms, it would handle a game like Half-Life 2 with ease.

System Memory - Xenon will have 256 MB of system RAM. Keep in mind that this number should not be equated to typical PC RAM. The Xbox has 64 MB of system RAM and is a very capable machine.

Optical Drive - As many have speculated, Xenon will not use Blu-Ray or HD-DVD. Games will come on dual-layer DVD-9 discs. While the media is the same as that of the current Xbox, the usable space on each disc is up to 7 GB. The drive is slated to run at 12X.

Memory Units - Xenon will use 64 MB to 1,024 MB memory cards. 8 MB is reserved for system use, leaving a 56 MB to 1,016 MB for user data.

Hard Drive - As many have speculated, Xenon's hard drive is optional. 2 GB of the drive will be used as game cache. The final drive size is still being determined.

Camera - Xenon will have a USB 2.0 camera. It's capable of 1.2 megapixel still shots and VGA video. Photos can be used in-game and for gamer profiles. The camera can also be used for video chat. It's unknown if the Xenon camera will allow for Eye-Toy-like gameplay. Developers are currently using a simulated camera driver.

Sound Chip - Xenon does not have an audio chip in the traditional sense. Decompression is handled by hardware, while the rest of the chores are handled by software. DirectSound3D has been dropped in favor of X3DAudio. The former was deemed too inflexible.

FOAFnet specs

FOAFnet specs 05/01/2004 03:36 AM
Re: ETA?. Posted by: Randy

How is that possible? Let's say user A has friends B and C on network X. Now A wants to move to network Y. B already exist in network Y, but C doesn't. Are we going to setup C on network Y?

Just wondering. [Tribe.net: FOAF]

Randy is asking about our FOAFnet spec.

Here's how it would work......

User A imports B....Z into Y.  Y comes back and lists out his friends in three lists: [those who are already in Y], [those who aren't and who's email is availabel for auto-registration] and [those who don;t have emails available.]

In addition each human has an export control checkbox - which defaulted off.  So if they want or are willing to be exported they have to check the checkbox.  Explicit permission.

Next step, X-ray specs!

Next step, X-ray specs! 05/13/2004 03:30 AM
Opacity no match for technology! A CS grad student comes up with a technique for restoring words that have been blacked out in classified documents.

PSP Specs Slip Out

PSP Specs Slip Out 05/04/2004 06:17 PM
Go Go Engadget for a sharp-eyed snag from Expansys's site: the first public (and probably accurate) Playstation Portable specs. There's a mess of data to wade through, but some highlights include dual-MIPS R4000 cores, dual-graphics cores with a 664-megapixel per second fill rate (which seems low to me to hit...

Power VR5 Specs

Power VR5 Specs 02/15/2004 06:29 PM

G5 iMac Specs?

G5 iMac Specs? 08/13/2004 01:42 AM
Sources close to Think Secret have provided a look at the upcoming iMac G5 (previously rumored) in both 17" and 20" configurations.The soon-to-be-anno...

New Mac System Specs

New Mac System Specs 04/14/2005 12:20 PM

AACS specs

AACS specs 04/15/2005 11:32 PM
Speaking of HD disks, the AACS specs for "son of CSS" copy protection have been released. It's not clear to me that the ability to revoke individual player keys will make a difference.

U.S. Advances to Fed Cup Quarterfinals
(AP)

U.S. Advances to Fed Cup Quarterfinals
(AP) 04/25/2004 01:48 PM
AP - Venus Williams and Lisa Raymond won singles matches Sunday to lead the United States to a 4-1 victory over Slovenia and a berth in the Fed Cup quarterfinals. After Williams beat Tina Pisnik 6-3, 6-1 to give the Americans a 2-1 edge, Raymond clinched victory in the best-of-five series by rallying to defeat Katarina Srebotnik 5-7, 6-3, 6-4.

"Microsoft Advances"

"Microsoft Advances" 08/27/2004 01:45 PM

Google advances IPO bid

Google advances IPO bid 08/14/2004 06:38 AM
Rockymountainnews.com - Sat Aug 14, 08:59 am GMT

Top Ten Advances in 2004

Top Ten Advances in 2004 12/30/2004 04:24 PM

W3C Advances XForms 1.0

W3C Advances XForms 1.0 11/12/2002 12:42 PM
After 10 years, a new specification is set to replace HTML forms using an XML core that makes it possible to write forms once for a multitude of devices, and also to reuse form components.

Parrot advances

Parrot advances 10/28/2003 11:08 PM
Or at least exploitation of advances. Parrot's had the facilities in it to call native functions for quite some time (months, possibly upwards of a year) but we've really not used it any--it's just not solved any real problems for folks doing parrot development. Well, since I'm looking at parrot as a target for production work, I've started using it. At the moment, as part of the parrot repository, there are interface files for ncurses (base and form lib) and PostgreSQL. There's an ncurses version of life in the examples/assembly directory as well, if you want to play around with...

HP Advances DRM Plans

HP Advances DRM Plans 03/06/2004 02:03 AM
Hewlett-Packard Corp. took several steps forward in enforcing digital-rights-management on consumer devices, licensing Intel Corp.'s DRM scheme and co-developing a similar scheme with Royal Philips Electronics NV.

Wireless interoperability in focus at
Sun Labs

Wireless interoperability in focus at
Sun Labs 08/10/2004 05:55 PM
ZDNet Aug 10 2004 10:13PM GMT

Nokia, NEC test IP multimedia
interoperability

Nokia, NEC test IP multimedia
interoperability 09/15/2004 11:45 AM
Two industry heavyweights have completed interoperability tests of a new technology designed to drive the convergence of voice, data, and video services over wireless and fixed infrastructure based on the Internet Protocol.
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