Hey Radovan,
On 7/7/06, Radovan Janecek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> So let's imagine I want to create new web site that will provide blog
> editing functionality and I will want to integrate with existing blogging
> systems. All of them provide HTTP access to insert new posts, comments, and
> so on. Users of my site will edit new posts in my editor and publish them on
> their blog servers.
>
> So beside writing the superb editor I have the integration task. Can you
> explain how much easier this task is with REST than with WSDL? All I see is
> that if I want to support one more blog server ('the new service added to the
> system') I just need to write new integratoin code into my editor. In both
> cases.
Not if all the blogging systems support the same interface & data
formats, right? Then you just need to "point" your already developed
code at the new system.
> If there was strict payload agreement then, of course, the integration would
> be easy. I'm sure APP will solve this for one domain. Some GData-like
> solution for another domain. We are not there yet on the Web and certainly
> not in enterprise.
So what domain can't you use APP (or GData, which is based on APP) for?
BTW, both APP and GData are on the Web.
Mark.
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