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Francesco Sanfilippo

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Phil Winstanley (VIP)

You can get hold of a copy of the .Net My Services SDK and Alerts SDK by
signing up fro the .NET My Services Alpha program.

Use the login information below.

User ID: netmyservices
Password: nmsrocks

http://www.betaplace.com

Hth,

Plip.

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-----Original Message-----
From: Francesco Sanfilippo [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: 27 December 2001 22:38
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Subject: [ngfx-hailstorm] what can we do with My Services right now?

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Is the whole My Services thing ready enough yet that I can do something
simple, like send a .NET alert to myself as a test? MS cranks out millions
of .NET alerts each day (half of them come to me for every email I get while

I'm at work...), so obviously the system works well and is stable. Can we
start playing with it yet?

Francesco

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Francesco Sanfilippo

Hmmm....even after I "registered" I could not find where to download the
SDK. Also, it seems like you MUST have SQL 2000 running to play with My
Services? Do they not work on SQL 7.0?

Francesco

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Robert Eisenberg

The .NET Alerts Service is a confusing one, because it is one of the
services that has a legacy component to it. There are two different
Alert services from Microsoft being worked on now. One is the beta
version of the .NET Alerts SDK. I think this is an enhancement to the
current Alerts functionality used on EBAY, MSN and other Microsoft
properties. This beta is available at www.betaplace.com via a user name
and password. All attendees of the PDC were given a user name and
password. If you did not attend the PDC, I am sure there are other ways
to be enrolled on the beta; however, I am not familiar with them. This
should go into production in mid 2002. Implementing this service with
Passport is a good way to get a .NET My Services head start, because the
implementation is supposed to have some similarities.

The other Alert Service is the .NET My Alerts service, which will be
distributed with .NET My Services. This will obviously be more
integrated with the .NET My Services because it will be an internal
service. .NET My Services are schedule for a beta release in mid 2002
and for a production release at the end of 2002. I think Microsoft plans
on eliminating the stand-a-lone alert service sometime after the final
release of .NET My Services.

There is also a SQL Service Notification server being worked on by
Microsoft that is compatible with the .NET Alerts SDK that handles
broadcasting and other items to make it scalable. This was demonstrated
at the PDC. This is what MSN will use for their broadcasts.

This is my best understanding of Alerts. If anyone knows more or has
corrections, please post them.

Robert Eisenberg
RE Associates
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San Carlos, CA 94070
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-----Original Message-----
From: Francesco Sanfilippo [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2001 2:38 PM
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Subject: [ngfx-hailstorm] what can we do with My Services right now?

-- Moved from [aspngwebservices] to [ngfx-hailstorm] by Charles M.
Carroll <Click here to reveal e-mail address> --

Is the whole My Services thing ready enough yet that I can do something
simple, like send a .NET alert to myself as a test? MS cranks out
millions
of .NET alerts each day (half of them come to me for every email I get
while
I'm at work...), so obviously the system works well and is stable. Can
we
start playing with it yet?

Francesco

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