> A failed "SOA"
> project isn't necessarily an opportunity for REST, it's often a
> victory for the old proprietary stuff that shouldn't give comfort to
> either side in the SOA/ROA debate
Yes, exactly. Very well said.
> Likewise, a REST project that
> founders due to performance or security concerns is not necessarily
> an opportunity for a SOA vendor
Well, now you're just talking crazy. :)
/r$
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