I started to develop a plugin for Omea Reader, as you can read on the previous post.
This plugin lets you select an entry in Omea Reader and send it to a Groove Discussion tool.
I have used Groove Web Services Development Kit, and in an 2 hours effort I could have the first release of the plugin running.

I started to develop an Omea Reader Plugin using Omea OpenAPI. The OpenAPI is a set of tools, documentation and sample code which can be used for developing Omea plugins. The current version of the OpenAPI is available here: Omea-OpenAPI-1.0.3.zip (1 MB). The development is straight forward, I like the API.

My idea is to bring the content that I aggregate in Omea to another tool that I am using.

ComponentArt was kind enough to offer me a free license of there ASP.NET components: Web.UI 2.1 for ASP.NET. I post about the components because I was really impressed about the quality and decided to integrate some of them on my web site Tech Head Brothers.

MSDN just published some pages describing each Application Blocks distributed in the Enterprise Library. And there is a good news written in the Roadmap:

"An updated release of the Security Application Block is planned for the next release of Enterprise Library. This release will target the .NET Framework 2.0 and Visual Studio 2005.