Thanks, Sergey, I'll give these suggestions some thought. I agree there is probably some refactoring involved, but for the moment the client is happy with the performance of the service and with the simplicity of the API from their client code's point of view (of course, that simply means the service has to do more with parameters). The tradeoffs between more thoroughly refactored API (and happier developers) and greater complexity in the application client don't for the present appear to appeal, but that's a stone at which I can continue to chip.
Warmly, David ------------------------------------------------------------------------ --- >If one have so many input parameters that they can't fit into GET >query then it's a sign the refactoring of the service URI space is >really needed.
