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Alaric Snell wrote: > >... > > I would be inclined to agree with Simon here... CORBA's IIOP, RMI, and good > 'ole ONC RPC can all be described as 'requests directed to resources using a > generic interface with standard semantics that can be interpreted by > intermediaries almost as well as by the machines that originate services" :-) If the interface to HTTP is basically class Resource{ Representation GET() void PUT(Representation) Representation POST(Representation) void DELETE() } Then what is the equivalent for IIOP, RMI, etc? > There are CORBA/RMI/ONCRPC proxies and gateways and debugging tools and so > on... Nobody doubts their existence: but read the rest of the sentence. > The one thing that HTTP has and most RPC protocols lack is that there is a > way of flagging a request as being cacheable (making it a GET), and it's not > even that well done in HTTP. Caching is merely a side effect of the "rest of the sentence." IMHO, it isn't even the most important side effect, especially in the web services space. Paul Prescod
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