> How widely is HTTP-R deployed? If it's successful, why haven't I heard > about it? These are good questions, but it's not clear the reasons are technical as you imply. Lack of adoption might depend on the fact that it was a proprietary specs, or other factors. > If it's not successful, why would the next generation of the same > saw be? (What would be different?) My understanding is that the HTTP-R authors decided to join the larger scope of SOAP-based reliability. UgoReceived on Friday, 16 May 2003 13:33:08 UTC
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