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From: Rory F. Becker
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> Second, why should your parameters be expressed in xml?
> You say for future extension, so your clients do not
> have to change their api.
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> But
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> Accountname could be replaced with string xmlCredentials, otherwise you
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ing a balance between a stable and flexible interface.
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> Second, why should your parameters be expressed in xml?
> You say for future extension, so your clients do not
> have to change their api.
>
> But this assumption is not valid, IMO.
> Your clients will still need to program
> if they want to use your new features.
However they will not have to
Hi,
First, I am not a web service professional.
Second, why should your parameters be expressed in xml?
You say for future extension, so your clients do not
have to change their api.
But this assumption is not valid, IMO.
Your clients will still need to program
if they want to use your new feat
Instead of using a string as argument for you methods, why don't you create
classes that represents XML structure. Read about XML serialization for
this matter (MSISDN, index item: XML serialization)
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> Accountname could be replaced with string xmlCredentials, otherwise you
> should consider some other security mechanism
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> Your set
John St. Clair wrote:
Isn't ISBN unique enough?
ISBNs are *supposed* to be unique. In practice they are not. They
sometimes get reused. I work for a book distributor, so we've seen this.
Michael J Kaye
EPOS Team
STL Ltd
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> Isn't ISBN unique enough?
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> John
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Accountname could be replaced with string xmlCredentials, otherwise you
should consider some other security mechanism
Your set of methods are very similar to how the MetawebLog API works (
http://www.xmlrpc.com/metaWeblogApi )
The metaweblogapi however deals with a lot of individual edits,adds,ge
Isn't ISBN unique enough?
John
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