This is exactly correct, in my experience. I'd add that it also helps that most people are unaware how truly ugly HTTP actually is... - Jim > > > > Most people who want to use HTTP aren't attracted to its state > > model. They're attracted to HTTP because it runs over port 80, works > > through firewalls (usually), seems to have security (which may or > > may not be appropriate for the user's particular purpose), can be > > plugged into an existing server, and/or (mostly) because they are > > (somewhat) familiar and comfortable with it. They (often incorrectly) > > assume that by simply using HTTP they can avoid worrying about protocol > > design issues. > > > > Keith > > -- Jim Gettys Cambridge Research Laboratory Compaq Computer Corporation jg@pa.dec.comReceived on Tuesday, 27 November 2001 10:18:09 GMT
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