I totally agree with the HTTP point of view.

In my sensors I'm deploying a minimalistic web server to offer XML-based
reports of data sensors. Now I'm using non-compressed data and the
performance is poor, but I see this approach (http) as a good solution.

Simplicity for developers is essential.

Joaquin Cabezas.


> Brian,
>
> I think pointing to HTTP is very good thinking.
>
> You are actually selling it short:
>
>> every sensor on the planet can be given a URL
>
> It's the *resource* on the sensor that is given a URL.
> One sensor may (and is likely to have) multiple resources.
>
> The following are some of the problems we would have to work on with
> HTTP:
>
> -- uses TCP (easily fixed for small data units)
> -- HTTP headers use chatty encoding (fixable)
> -- HTTP uses request-response, not push (many ways to fix, need to
> select one/some)
> -- security
>
> Gruesse, Carsten
>
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