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Privacy in Supply Chains

what to share

Can we deal we privacy issues in supply chains the way we deal with in our information society?  With the RFID information space (FRID-IS) fully manifested, will there be new challenges?

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Visibility in Supply Chains

Information Quality

How do we define 'visibility' in supply chains?

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The AOLA World of e-Activity: Mathematics Education

The A2A Community

AOLA World reappears after almost a year of behind-the-scene activities...

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Return of the A2ABlog

It has been a while...

It has been more than one year since this blog was started. Other than upgrading this Pebble-enabled blog from version 1.9 to now 2.3, the underlying system has also been slowly evolving...

Anyhow, I am back and there are many things to talk about.

Linking ActivityML to Mathematical Web Services

step 2: build a little confidence here first

Go directly to the AXIS2_HOME/samples/quickstart according to the 'Deploying POJOs' section, 'ant' was built (mainly un-zip/un-tar the downloaded package - version 1.7.0 and set the paths accordingly) and the build was successful.

The WSDL file was built and so is the StockQuoteService.aar. References to 'localhost:8080' in the WSDL file were modified to point to the real domainname. I don't think it has any effect with respect to using the StockQuote service.

Service saas001, based on the StockQuote Service, was deployed successfully after fixing some typos in the WSDL file. The service provides a conversion from an IpAddress to the Country of which this IpAddress is assigned by ICANN as update to a certain date when the database is created. Of course, there is no database associated at this time.

Next step is to deploy the other samples in the distribution, and then slowly pick up the finer details of axis2 (e.g., how to add the XSL for the responses)