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According to Doug Henschen, one of the conclusions from last week's Mash-Up Camp is that while mashups may not replace conventional development and integration approaches, "they may whittle down that long IT-department "to-do" list and deliver innovations in the process."
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InformationWeek blogger Allan Stern examines Twitter monetization and "whether Twitter users would pay for their accounts and if so, how much would they be willing to pay."
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Inaki Martin presents code samples that illustrate how to generate such custom SOAP faults when creating WSM custom steps.
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