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> From: Sean McGrath [mailto:sean.mcgrath@propylon.com]
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> 2) SOAP will be transport independent. Doesn't that sound
> really appealing? This mantra is already gathering pace. The
> fact that most developers trust deep magic to make RPC work
> over both HTTP and SMTP without thinking about the
> fundamentally different transport model of each is testimony
> to how powerful that mantra is.
This is a holy grail within distributed computing just as much as
mantra for the people lumbered with the jobs of buying and selling
middleware. The point of convergence, or agreement, between web
services (eg XMLP), p2p (eg JXTA) and agent systems (eg FIPA-AA) is
that networked applications must be allowed to be transport
agnostic. Transport Agnostic==The Good is an axiom of many
architectures.
Bill de hÓra
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