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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by Oliver Wulff <ol...@zurich.ch> on 2004/10/29 15:40:13 UTC
documentation, chapter 10.2, web services
I've read the following in the online documentation in chapter 10.2:
" .NET webservices are document centric, whereas Java webservices tend to
be RPC centric. Neither approach is perfect and each has limitations."
I can't agree on this because RPC is proprietary (see WS-I Basic Profile
1.0) whereas document is not. It's known for almost two years that soap
section 5 will go away once because we do have xml schemas and therefore
rpc is not needed anymore.
Regards
Oliver
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Re: documentation, chapter 10.2, web services
Posted by Peter Lin <wo...@gmail.com>.
"not needed anymore" doesn't mean that IBM and Sun will magically
rollover. Looking at JWSDP and IBM's webservices toolkit, both of them
favor RPC style soap webservices. I think it's a cultural issue with
Sun and IBM.
it has very little to do with specifications. I see benefits of each
benefits of both approaches and don't believe it makes any sense to
lock myself to one way.
I wrote the webservice sampler and the documentation. the intent was
to point out the differences without getting into a religious battle.
I'll look at it and clean up the language a bit.
peter
On Fri, 29 Oct 2004 15:40:13 +0200, Oliver Wulff <ol...@zurich.ch> wrote:
> I've read the following in the online documentation in chapter 10.2:
> " .NET webservices are document centric, whereas Java webservices tend to
> be RPC centric. Neither approach is perfect and each has limitations."
>
> I can't agree on this because RPC is proprietary (see WS-I Basic Profile
> 1.0) whereas document is not. It's known for almost two years that soap
> section 5 will go away once because we do have xml schemas and therefore
> rpc is not needed anymore.
>
> Regards
> Oliver
>
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