Anand:
Many thanks for the summary!
Anand Natrajan wrote:
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doc/lit of course decouples the request/response from a procedural model on the server side, which is nice and fine philosophically, but practically, doesn't affect me much. I suspect it doesn't affect many others as well, especially those persisting with rpc/enc services.
I used rpc/lit for a couple of related reasons:
1. IDE integration
2. It seemed to me that the WSDL was more descriptive. wsdl:operations taking these data types with this return etc etc.
If I go doc/lit, it seems that the WSDL becomes less descriptive; using a Document instead. I presume then that XML schema is used to describe what belongs in the Document
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Thanks for re-hashing what as probably been rehashed to death by now :)
Since it seems that doc/lit is the way to go, and since I'm in the middle of developing my web service, I'll convert over to doc/lit, Axis 1.2 and try it out :)
Regards, Elliot
