On Apr 7, 2006, at 5:30 PM, Gregg Wonderly wrote:
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Hmmm..what do you mean by 'definition'?
In a REST system, you can only have methods that make sense for any
object (IOW, that do not cover any domain specific semantics).
You might have something like
Message message = new Message()
message.body.type = WellKnownTypes.Inventory
message.body.addItems(...,...,...,...); // lets
not argue about the late binding magic we need here, it is just a
conceptual example
Message retval = myInventoryStore.process(message)
Or am I missing your point?
Jan
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