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Monday, March 28, 2005 SOAP isn't Dead The recent garbage being posted about "SOAP being dead" is just that; it is garbage. It is agenda pushing in the hope of creating a self-fulfilling prophecy. And I'm calling bullshit. Stating that we should use a distributed computing model that fails to handshake the non-functional concerns is sophomoric. Enterprises require a new level of ubiquity for specifying the quality attributes in distributed systems - it's that simple. I don't care what Google, Ebay or Yahoo are doing for non-critical SOA enablement. They do what they have to do to get Joe-schmoe on board. Following the e-leaders in a time where WS-* remains in a pre-ubiquitous state is just plain silly. SOAP isn't dead. Let's all beware of the "Blog Oriented Architectures". posted by jeff | 8:27 AM |
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