> >> One of the comments that has come up re: SOAPAction > >> and SOAP services in general is that making multiple > >> methods/services available on the same URI (e.g., > >> depositMoney, withdrawMoney on http://www.bank.com/service) > >> is fundamentally at odds with the Web architecture, > >> because all services/resources available on the Web > >> (including Web Services) should be able to be identified by a > >> (singular) URI. > > I am sympathetic in principle to this view, but doesn't it > force us to: I am very sympathetic with Mark's point of view. Your concerns are indeed valid, but there is a significant advantage if we do it the way Mark suggested. Dana FlorescuReceived on Friday, 4 May 2001 17:36:07 GMT
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