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• Subject: Re: Is XML-REST more scalable than SOAP?
• From: "Jason Diamond" <jason@i...>
• Date: Wed, 8 May 2002 10:18:24 -0700
• References: <000b01c1f6a1$404c14e0$887ba8c0@mitchum> <3CD95A79.5BA90AC3@m...>

> In summary, the argument that I was making is that using REST helps reduce
> the number of access methods (i.e., accessing is scalable), but the
> "processing" of n arbitrary XML documents is non-scalable.

Why are you expecting your machine to process every XML vocabulary on the
Web? Won't most business only interact with sites that output XML
vocabularies that they can actually process? I don't see the scalability
problem for specific domains where the number of vocabularies is limited
(hopefully to 1).

Jason

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  • Re: Is XML-REST more scalable than SOAP?
    • From: "Roger L. Costello" <costello@m...>

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