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Thursday, June 11, 2009. REST-lers , SOAP-ists-. Will hopefully continue to diminish. REST has done to SOAP what POJO frameworks did to EJBs. Talking of standards, it was interesting to see an entire keynote from Microsoft at JavaOne 2009 yes, the evil empire at JavaOne addressing SOAP interoperability. After all these years of SOAP standards, we are still figuring out interoperability between .NET- and Java-based SOAP implementations! To me that says a lot about the complexity of the SOAP standards.
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Thursday, June 11, 2009. REST-lers , SOAP-ists-. Will hopefully continue to diminish. REST has done to SOAP what POJO frameworks did to EJBs. Talking of standards, it was interesting to see an entire keynote from Microsoft at JavaOne 2009 yes, the evil empire at JavaOne addressing SOAP interoperability. After all these years of SOAP standards, we are still figuring out interoperability between .NET- and Java-based SOAP implementations! To me that says a lot about the complexity of the SOAP standards.

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