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SOAP for courts How could I have missed this? As a follow-up to prior thoughts on implementing e-filing in the courts, I hear great news from Jim McMillan: the Court Technology Laboratory of the National Center for State Courts has developed inCounter, an "Open Source Electronic Filing Demonstration Project." From the site: Specifically, the inCounter Electronic Filing Manager project is an effort to build the core functionality of an electronic filing inbox that has the following initial goals:The middleware uses SOAP, has a whitepaper [pdf], downloadable source code, documentation, and an interesting FAQ page. Excerpt: "we believe that SOAP is a very important technology direction and hope to work with advanced systems to prove the concept for court electronic filing systems ." There's an explanation of SOAP in the court filing context, as well as a SOAP demo. The project was funded by a grant from the State Justice Institute My favorite part? It's all free, and ready for tinkering right now. More to come on this later. 1:31:55 PM [Permanent Link]
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