> If you want to see the end result of this, go look at the bizarre and
> complicated way that Hailstorm (may she rest in peace) dealt with
state.
>
Actually, Hailstorm had the most REST-ful state manipulation scheme I
have seen proposed. At least at the generic level, everything was a
URI, and to manipulate individual nodes, you had to address the node
globally.
But I assume you are talking about particular myServices that provided
state services, rather than the overall state manipulation scheme?
