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On Tue, 2002-02-12 at 10:38, Joe English wrote:
> IOW: HTTP is good when a typical session consists of a single
> POST or GET; BEEP is good when sessions get more complicated.
I like the notion of a spectrum of possibilities. BEEP certainly seems
capable of supporting very complex modes of communication. HTTP can be
useful for request-response. I'd like something that's just 'send' (aka
XMLChucker) to fill out the bottom.
I don't think there's a single true way. BEEP ain't it, REST ain't it,
SOAP ain't it. (Whatever the WSIO might want us to think.)
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