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> Good afternoon. Here's a pointer to a specification that describes
>a subset of
> SOAP 1.1 that we believe is the common subset supported by most if
>not all SOAP 1.1
> implementations.
This is not a SOAP bash, or flame bait...but could you describe in a
few paragraphs
(a) is so complicated that there arose a common subset of what
developers have been able to get working
(b) makes it difficult for busy developers to understand and
therefore a "busy developer's guide" is needed
(c) what you've learned about the SOAP development process that
led to this state, and how you recommend other organizations
avoid the same problems?
It strikes me that 'simple' is no longer the operative word and is
now a historical artifact.
Joel
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