REST Litmus Test for Web Frameworks - Stefan Tilkov's Random Stuff
Aristotle Pagaltzis has written a very nice and concise XPath intro. Of all the various standards in the XML ecosystem, I like XPath best, most of all because it enables interaction with an XML document or message in a way that matches Postel’s law: It’s a great way to implement code that doesn’t break each time a minor change is made to an XML format. In fact I’d say it’s one the few very good re
Stefan Tilkov: REST vs. SOAP (Oh No, Not Again)
REST vs. SOAP (Oh No, Not Again) June 30, 2006 Well, yes, once again. To illustrate why I believe a RESTful application design is different not only in implementation details, I’ve created these two diagrams: Service-oriented Design In this model, there will be very few services, each of them exposing a number of operations. Every service is different (has its own interface); the service itself do
innoQ Resources: Web Services Standards as of Q1 2007
We have created this poster to provide an overview of the Web services standards landscape, with the aim of refraining from introducing any sort of opinion or vendor focus. You can download the poster in PDF format (a JPG version simply takes too much space). In Europe, we can mail you a paper copy (in DIN A0 format) via snail mail at the cost of shipping; in the US, this is probably prohibitively
Stefan Tilkov: RPC-style Web Services
May 18, 2005 Having finally found some time, this post continues my little mini-series on SOA styles. Once again a warning to the experts: expect and please accept some oversimplification and a whole lot of things that seem annoyingly obvious to you — but please do point out any mistakes you might find. The most pervasive Web services usage pattern is to use them as an interoperable means of doing
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