Eric,
your posting 'deserves' a more detailed reply, so sorry for only
sending a short comment (I still have a pile of work on my desk for
tonight).
On 25.02.2007, at 18:23, Eric Newcomer wrote:
It is just hard to believe that the lack of uniform interfaces in
SOAP and WSDL is the cause of all the disconnect with the Web.
The lack of a uniform interface (the plural doesn't really make sense
here, does it?) is contrary to the architectural style of the Web.
That is just an undebatable
fact. An architecture that does not employ a uniform interface can
never be of the REST style and an architecture that does not
specifically constrain itself to
HTTP's set of methods on all objects is necessarily disconnected from
the Web.
Jan
(And, yes, GET /foo/lauchMissile is not HTTP's GET, it is tunneling
the launchMissile invocation through GET)
