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> implementors posting on the SOAP discussion list often
> raised "issues" and proposed "solutions" for those issues blissfully
> ignorant of the fact that these issues had already been solved by
> available XML technologies. One that kept surfacing, for instance,
> was various proposals for how to encode Unicode characters in a SOAP
> message (which became a particularly important issue since the "XML"
> implementations of the SOAP libraries did not deal with
> character encoding issues properly
And the operational test to distinguish between this and "innovation"
in the "embrace and extend" sense would be?
Just joking! Really, just a little light humor!
S.
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