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Elliotte Rusty Harold wrote:
> On no. Not another one. You mean you can send something to a SOAP
> service that is not an XML document, provided the service knows how to
> turn it into an infoset?
I thought this was common knowledge. If it's not, that would explain
why they're wasn't much outrage about it here (or did I miss it?)
> Yuck. I'm sure that loophole will do wonders
> for interoperability.
To my knowledge it's not a loophole. Sending and receiving infosets
was designed into SOAP 1.2 explicitly. XML 1.0 As We Know It is
somewhat incidental to SOAP.
Every day in every way I'm learning to despise the
> Infoset just a little bit more.
It's not the Infoset's fault that people specify it.
Bill de hÓra
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