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Being on a different computer two or three times a day at least, I just got sick of synchronising the blogs I like to read and having to dig through articles I have already read on another computer. But not anymore. I discovered Bloglines. One of the problably many serverside RSS-Readers. It appeared a little buggy when I started using it, but that was because the UI is not really intuitive. But if you step over that, you get exactly the functionality you want. I especially like the option to save an article to a seperate folder. Great to store those posts that you like to reference again and again and for those great posts that you want to read but just don't have the time at that moment for.
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I tried to add a partner profile in the BASSite with the InfoPath form. When I tried to create a Global Port, I had to select a pipeline. When I tried to do that, I got an access denied message. The error number I got was -2148074254.
After checking the web log I discovered that InfoPath didn't try to authenticate. It turned out that it didn't do that because it tried to reach the webservice over http://<servername> which wasn't part of my Local Intranet configuration.
I solved by adding this site to local intranet. Another way to solve it is to remove Internet Enhanced Security and then check the “include local address“ checkbox.
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I found an announcement here that Whidbey and Yukon will be final in the first half of 2005, but no official link. I hope the betas hit use soon, because next year is over 9 months away :-(.
Update: eWeek also published about it here.
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A new Longhorn Concept Video was published here today. The concept video's show how complex business processes would be supported using Longhorn technology. These videos almost seem to show a perfect world and give you this “yeah, that's the way it should work” feeling. Cool stuff, but I just can't image that this would be common practice, not even when Longhorn is final. What do you think?
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Starting with my own blog (thnx Dennis for introducing me),. I will kick off with a little introduction of myself.
I'm a pure Microsoft-developer that has specialised in Microsoft Server Technology over the past years. I've worked with Commerce Server, Content Management Server, SharePoint Portal Server, .NET Framework and SQL Server.
I'm very enthousiastic about the upcoming technologies presented at the last PDC, in particular Longhorn, Yukon and Whidbey. I have several Virtual PC images running with them and started of programming against them.