Rex,
I wasn't aware you're waiting for my snippets for markup. Sure, I'll add
them to the suite I uploaded. I'm going to assume that the consumer is
going rewrite markup for the snippets. I'm particularly busy today and
tomorrow, so I'll shoot it for Monday.
I also need to update the service description messages and review
others. Alan, is there a way we can get the next draft with edits
reviewed/accepted so that I can make additions/changes.
Regards,
Subbu
Rex Brooks said the following on 11/20/2003 07:04 AM:
> Hi Folks,
>
> While it might seem fairly simple, I don't want to start a specific
> description of our generic tutorial samples of P-Inc-and-C-Inc.'s Markup
> until I get it from Subbu based on his scenario and the previous
> descriptions of the messages and process. As simple as it will be, it is
> still specific enough that I don't want to spend time adjusting the css
> classes and the base stylesheet, the size of the portlet, the specifics
> of the signatures in the messages, etc, and the urls as well and I don't
> think it would be wise to include references to it in my presentation in
> DC Dec. 9 with those samples missing--we really need to have the output
> as well as message and markup coding. So, if there is any way Subbu
> could get at least a first pass at this to us, I would deeply appreciate
> it.
>
> Andre has given me the xsl and xml files for a .Net, WS-I tracelog and I
> am attaching those files because I would like to use them in an
> appendix, or something like them based on the actual samples we use.
> Rich has also asked Richard to send along another set of log files so
> that a developer can look at our messages and then check an actual
> sample from Interop/Conformance testing.
>
> Also, we haven't really started the actual tutorial and I need to follow
> the style of description and the order of presentation that Subbu
> establishes for the series that will carry through the primer.
>
> Ciao,
> Rex
>
> P.S. I want to work on the Markup Interface section while I am also
> working on the Portal Demo and the presentation in which it occurs this
> weekend. Since they all work together, it sorta makes sense to me to
> work this way.
