RE: [xml-dev] What does SOAP really add?

From
Bill de hÓra <>
To
'Dare Obasanjo' <>, 'Dave Winer' <>,
Date
2002-04-22T23:02:34Z
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RE: [xml-dev] What does SOAP really add?
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dare Obasanjo [mailto:] 
>
> For an example of exactly what kind of interop SOAP buys I 
> suggest reading Sam Ruby's "To infinity and beyond - the 
> quest for SOAP interoperability"[0] which highlights holes in 
> the SOAP interoperability story. Granted they are edge cases 
> but they do indicate that simply bandying the term interop 
> around without a frame of reference does not lead to 
> clear-cut answers. 

Floating point number are hard work. Dates are hard work. Truth
values are hard work. I don't believe any of these demonstrate SOAP
is technically defective. 

Bill de hÓra


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