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4/19/2002 11:04:40 PM, Robin Berjon <robin@k...> wrote: > >That rant (or semi-rant, depending on the tone) has been around the net [1] >for a few days and imho isn't about to stop too soon as more widely visible >web services appear. Hmm, one comment on that weblog may say it all: "There's one significant difference between Google's XML results and Google's SOAP API: the XML results gave you a document and left you on your own; the SOAP API gives you pre-digested data structures." "Pre-digested" being the operative word, and very much in the spirit of Robin's reply. Oh well, I've lost my mind, but I still have my teeth, so I guess I'll stick with the old folks' way a bit longer. >I'm not denigrating anyone, and in fact this approach could be better in the >very same way that some languages are sometimes considered better because >they let you do less. I for one don't mind the option (or even the default) of getting the data back pre-digested into data structures, lists, tuples, or whatever the native language idiom happens to be. I do mind a) having to mutter a bunch of gibberish to get the data and b) not having the option of seeing the response in its raw XML (SOAP is fine!) format.
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