g would be an overhead for RPC styled
web service due to(un)marshalling of parameters?
Thanks a ton,
Vivek
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Subject: Re: Document (Vs) RPC style services
Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 14:44:30 -0500
Vivek Nagu
Vivek Nagulapati wrote:
Hello Jim,
Thanks for explaining some of the issues which were totally esoteric to
me. Off late, I have been into lot of tutorials and low-level details
which forced me to develop this notion. Can you please clarify me on the
following issue.
My pleasure - as much as I
In addition to payload size, you should also measure payload complexity.
It's a lot easier and faster to transform a single 10MB string than it is
to transform a 10K array containing 100 complex structures.
But I have to ask why you're planning to compare the two. The performance
difference sho
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Subject: Re: Document (Vs) RPC style services
Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 14:44:30 -0500
Vivek Nagulapati wrote:
> MS web services are document-styled web services. But you still have >
>the overhead of (de)serializing your XML request to parameters.
> When you have a service which
Vivek Nagulapati wrote:
> MS web services are document-styled web services. But you still have
> >the overhead of (de)serializing your XML request to parameters.
> When you have a service which takes 5 parameters as input, you would
>have to deal with the (de)serializing/mapping of the XML to 5
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Subject: RE: Document (Vs) RPC style services
Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 13:20:37 -0500
I was looking into interoperability with MS web services and
discovered that MS supports doc, but not RPC. However, it
appears that RPC is a subset of doc, so it is possible to
Don't mind if I firm up this post a bit for the archives...
Pridemore, Russell (MAN-Corporate) wrote:
I was looking into interoperability with MS web services and
discovered that MS supports doc, but not RPC. However, it
appears that RPC is a subset of doc, so it is possible to
convert a WSDL fr
I was looking into interoperability with MS web services and
discovered that MS supports doc, but not RPC. However, it
appears that RPC is a subset of doc, so it is possible to
convert a WSDL from RPC -> document.
Anyway, the point is that there shouldn't be any measurable
difference between the
