Hi all,


I'm more or less sure that we should use REST for the client API.



It is based on HTTP and URIs which should be able to use by any client

software and programming language. The only thing that we must decide is

what the payload should look like. We could transfer any kind of data

using

REST, e.g. XML, JSON, plaintext, bytecode, etc.



I think the two most usefull formats would be XML or JSON with a

preference (by me) of XML.



Then we would have the power of XML messages but a little less overload of

the communication compared to SOAP.



But that's only one of the many ways to go...



Best regards,



Matthias Jansen





On Wed, 16 Dec 2009 09:51:18 +0200, "[email protected]"

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> Samuli

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