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A conversation with Justin Smith about syndication and REST in the Orcas release of Windows Communic

Posted By: JonUdell | May 29th, 2007 @ 8:33 AM | 8,700 Views | 0 Comments

In version 3.5 of the .NET Framework, the Windows Communication Foundation will define a set of types that abstractly represent syndication feeds and items in feeds, and will provide mappings from those abstractions to RSS and Atom. In this conversation we discuss how this new support for syndication will work, and explore interesting scenarios for using it. We also discuss one of the underpinnings for syndication support in Orcas/WCF: a new ability to produce and consume services in a RESTful manner.

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