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A Weblog API For the Grassroots
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Lost properties |
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2003-08-05 19:09:03 |
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Rich Salz |
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Response to: Lost properties
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Given the constraints of the column format, I think the "better approach" section makes a fair and accurate assessment of why REST isn't great. After all, the introspection file is just run-time WSDL.
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- Lost properties
2003-08-05 20:05:36 Mark Baker
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No, the introspection file declares resource types, while WSDL declares interfaces.
- Lost properties
2003-08-05 20:17:41 Rich Salz
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Introspection says "post this kind of message here", where the message type is identified by the element name in the file, but defined out of band. "Post a resource" vs "post a schema-defined document" -- to me, the difference is theoretical; the cost described in the column. Time for me, I think, to give this debate a rest.
- Lost properties
2003-08-06 08:48:56 Mark Baker
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If you can't see the difference, or don't see it as important, then you're either not looking hard enough, or you don't understand the importance of constraints to software architecture.
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