Re: XML-RPC, SOAP, and data persistence

From: Duncan Grisby (duncan-news_at_grisby.org)
Date: 10/15/03 

Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2003 10:01:00 +0000

In article <d3c9c04.0310140220.2651769e@posting.google.com>,
 Mark Carter <cartermark46@ukmail.com> wrote:

>XML-RPC appears to deal with remote procedure calls, but doesn't
>address process persistence issues. It has a missing piece in the
>"distributed computing" puzzle. Maybe SOAP can do better, because it
>has objects. That's mu question.

SOAP doesn't specifically have persistence, but you could use either
SOAP or XML-RPC's data representation for persistence.

It is not true that there are objects in SOAP.

Cheers,

Duncan. 

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