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xml-dev
Re: [xml-dev] REST as RPC done right
by Gavin Thomas Nicol other posts by this author
Feb 28 2002 11:23PM messages near this date
Re: [xml-dev] REST as RPC done right | Re: [xml-dev] REST as RPC done right
On Wednesday 27 February 2002 11:42 am, Simon St.Laurent wrote:
>  Is it fair to describe REST as RPC done right?

Not really. More like REST is RPC *used* right. 

One of the points I've been trying to make is that "right" is 
subjective. The other being that REST != HTTP.

>  From my perspective (XMLChucker etc.)

Speaking of which, I threw an implementation together of a thing I 
call XOAS (XML On A Socket). It basically allows you to throw XML, and 
(optionally) get some XML back.

If anyone is interested, I'll throw it up on the web somewhere.

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