On Thu, 17 Nov 2005, Adam Wolff wrote:
> There's a subtle and related issue with all of the RPC formats 
> (especially SOAP.) In general, when class implementors design the public 
> methods of their class, they're not truly thinking of it as a remote 
> object, and often multiple method calls to the class are required to 
> complete a single transaction. Using REST forces the application 
> implementors to put a layer between the frontend and the backend, and 
> that layer can be optimized to accommodate the needs of the frontend. In 
> practice, certain UI related operations need to be done on the server 
> (like sorting and filtering a large dataset.)

Right.  I meant to add to my last email -- when you are lucky enough to 
control the front and back ends, why make extra work for yourself?  It's a 
chance to generate XML that is customer-tailored to your client's real 
needs.



gse
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