I recently posted about WSE, transports, and MOM. I am making some good progress on implementing messaging transports and a router implementation using the WSE 2.0 Tech Preview.
I got snagged a bit on getting the WS-Addressing right, and searched for some refs. I remember reading that Aaron Skonnard had a recent, relevant article over at the Web Services Developer Center, so I hopped on over and had a peek. It definitely helped, and it also referenced another article by some of the WSE team on implementing an email-based soap transport and email->http soap router.
Hmmm.
Particularly relevant. Why didn't I see this before?
A little disappointing, too. I was thinking that I might implement an smtp based transport for an article. I'll still probably do it, because I wanted to implement the server side smtp for grins. The smtp and pop approach is definitely more firewall friendly, and you can use your existing, scalable mail infrastructure. You do have a scalable mail infrastructure, don't you?? I mean, everyone does, right??
It is chock full of lots of fun sample code, and I definitely recommend checking it out. Of course, if you are in the know, you probably read it back in October, so forgive me for being out of the loop.
Comments