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Category Archives: IAP
New IAP/IAL blog
James and I have decided to start brainstorming and talking more about IAP and IAL. This technology has been kinda stagnant for a while now and we want to start getting it but up and running and moving forward. We’ll … Continue reading
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Ideas for the yet to be named IAL (Internet Application Language) #1 – Styles
I’m always having ideas about the syntax, structure, APIs and everything else for the yet to be named IAL. So, I’m going to post my thoughts and let everyone give feedback. This will help shape things better in the long … Continue reading
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IAP mentioned on Java.net blog
On Friday one of the developers from Sun’s Fast WebService team, Santiago Pericas-Geertsen, posted a blog entry that included a reference to our work on IAP. I’m a big fan of Fast Infoset (FI), which is the technology and standard … Continue reading
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IAP and Savant runtime
Inversoft has finally launched the IAP specification. This release has been stewing for a long time and it is finally out in the world. I’m still extremely excited about IAP and the possibilities for it. I’ll be spending my time … Continue reading
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