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Answers for Sergey :: Steve Vinoski's Blog
Sergey Beryozkin, a former coworker at IONA, has posted some questions specifically for me. Questions are good; it’s almost like being interviewed, and it’s certainly better than being called sad and depressing! Let’s see if I can provide some answers. But first, I want to address something I keep hearing when I post things like the answers below: “Steve, you’ve changed your whole story ever since
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Security is the one area where the WS-* world has developed a set of standards that provide significantly more functionality than has so far been standardized in the REST world. I don't believe that this is an inherent limitation of REST; I'm convinced there's an opportunity to standardize better security for the REST world. So I've been giving quite a lot of thought to the issue of what the REST
Joe Gregorio | BitWorking | REST and WS-*
In a large system you may be faced with either a multitude of clients or a menagerie of them; in either case you have to stop serializing objects and start exchanging documents. Update: Added a more detailed section on self-descriptive messages. Update 2: Moved large chunks of the document around based on feedback. I moved the 'self-describing' section earlier in the document and tried to improv
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Interview: Sanjiva Weerawarana on Web Services, REST and Open Source SOA Tools
http://www.yusukeoi.net/archives/2007/12/web_1.html
http://news.tokyo.wakhok.ac.jp/x/modules/mydownloads/visit.php?cid=13&lid=45
http://www.1060.org/blogxter/entry?publicid=CE86B19A73686DF89157F9B59F3F9606
WS-* is to REST as Theory is to Practice - Dare Obasanjo's weblog
Interview: BT's Chief WS Architect Paul Downey on "Loving the Web"
Overwhelming response to XML 2007
DJTOGEL | LINK TOGEL HONGKONG HARI INI JAMINAN JACKPOT TERBAIK
Sound advice
The REST versus WS-* war is over!
Stu says stuff: Data-centric architecture
Stu says stuff: What are the benefits of WS-* or proprietary services?
http://www.bloglines.com/blog/sanjiva?id=213
Position Paper For the Workshop on Web of Services for Enterprise Computing
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