Radovan
On 3/17/06, Mark Baker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Eric,
On 3/16/06, Eric Newcomer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi Mark,
>
> It is strange how closely we can almost agree on
> things most of the time ;-)
Strange indeed! 8-)
> I do not agree with your opinion that the Web and Web
> services are competing architectures, however.
To clarify, I mean competing in the sense that for a given problem
that needs an automated solution, each architectural style would
suggest a different solution (or set thereof).
I know you've always felt that there's little (significant) overlap
between the problems that a RESTful solution is suitable for, and the
problems for which an SOA solution is suitable for. But my
experiences - which includes both large scale CORBA and Web projects -
suggests considerable overlap. In fact, reflecting back on my largest
CORBA project - a telecom SONET service management system which
integrated billing, network management, provisioning, and workforce
dispatch, and for which I was infrastructure team lead - the Web would
have provided a far superior infrastructure than CORBA (Orbix, in fact
- sorry! 8-).
Mark.
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