*sigh* the downside of living in the UK is that all the interesting conversations happen when you are in the land of nod. ... Agreed. Two-phase commit over the...
From Robin Covers pages REST and Web Services in WSDL 2.0 Eran Chinthaka, IBM developerWorks For clients to interact with remotely hosted resources,...
... A primary issue here is one of loose vs. strong coupling. In a desktop scenario it is feasible and acceptable to have strong coupling, because you have a...
Chris Burdess
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Jun 1, 2007 8:57 am
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Since I find it easier to critique an existant document. Here's my view of how a cookbook might look. Order not considered. Introduction. What its all about ...
... 2PC != ACID. I agree about ACID and WS-AT, but one of my previous transaction mentors claimed that some form of 2PC is unavoidable for coordination among...
Bob Haugen
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Jun 1, 2007 9:21 am
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... No thanks. It would have to be easy for me to contribute. I'm certainly not getting into docbook. Be good to move this discussion away as soon as possible...
... No, I'm extending your metaphor. On a point of order though, let's both agree to avoid analogies to religious positions. We run a risk of offending someone...
... And then certain specialised applications deliberately by-pass that. And they should do. Most apps shouldn't but some should. And this is where it stops...
From the article: "Does WSDL 2.0 enable REST? The motivation of WSDL 2.0 HTTP binding is that it allows services to have both SOAP and HTTP bindings. The...
... Might be more clear if the provisionality was implemented as a resource property, e.g. "provisional" or "tentative" and then "committed" or "cancelled"....
Bob Haugen
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Jun 1, 2007 1:10 pm
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And again: http://www.crummy.com/2007/05/31/2 <excerpt> Transactions of the Transaction Society: Sam and I got a question from reader Scott Davidson about the...
Bob Haugen
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Jun 1, 2007 1:23 pm
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"Today, InfoQ publishes a sample chapter from RESTful Web Services, a book authored by Leonard Richardson and Sam Ruby. The book covers the principles of the...
... And then certain specialised applications deliberately by-pass that. How exactly do special apps by-pass the VFS? I'd really like some examples because I...
There is an interesting paper that describes this as Promises. http://www-db.cs.wisc.edu/cidr/cidr2007/papers/cidr07p36.pdf (I think this link came to me from...
... This is a change of topic ... but ... I wonder if PIM (personal information management) would be an excellent use-case for REST? Imagine a world where all...
That sounds like a good idea. APP might be the perfect binding glue for the synchronizations... ... -- John D. Heintz Principal Consultant New Aspects of...
... I will have a look. I also feel that the two communities have much in common and suspect that Danny Ayers would agree. I have been active providing...
... Respectfully I think that is a justification that is probably really a rationalization, the broader industry just not having realized it yet. I look at...
Hi all: To start, this is not about the "Is REST=CRUD?" debate. This is me asking how to create a typical CRUD module for a web application that is RESTful. ...
... FWIW, Rails uses <collection>/<id>;edit to get the edit form, and links a Javascript function to pop up a confirmation dialog for DELETE (which is...
MS: i'm relatively new to REST, but this is what i am doing for CRUD-type situations: define a single URI for the object/document/table you are working with: ...
... Is there any precedent or value in combining the techniques? I guess that would mean issuing a redirect in response to the negotiation headers. Using the...
... That is correct, mostly because you are starting from the wrong end of the problem: "I have SQL, how do I 'map' that into HTTP". Instead you should be...
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