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> -----Original Message----- > From: Miles Sabin [mailto:miles@m...] > Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2002 2:48 AM > To: xml-dev@l... > Subject: Re: fwd: metaphorical Web > > Don Box wrote, > > Or of course the ever popular F. "Don didn't actually say all that" - > > the piece was not a literal (or even close to literal) transcript of > > the talk; rather, it was one person's interpretation and analysis of > > what was said. > > > > That stated, I hold myself responsible and not Kurt. I've always > > considered myself a fairly competent communicator, but Kurt's blog > > made me question my abilities to accurately convey my ideas and > > beliefs verbally. > > Hmm ... so what did you _actually_ say? I'm having a hard time working > back from what Kurt reported to anything plausible. 1) Sending/processing SOAP messages independent from transport is interesting - and WS-Routing and WS-Security help, especially in the face of SOAP intermediaries. 2) A lot of interesting XML apps never see XML 1.0, only infosets. This is widespread practice for in-memory scenarios today. Whether this practice becomes commonplace across memory/host boundaries in a heterogeneous environment is an open question. 3) Type assignment (a la PSVI) solves some interesting problems. DB
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