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SOA harder to understand?
I still don't think i have really understood either SOA or WOA. It looks like most people think WOA is simpler, so it probably is (i do tend to believe the wisdom of the crowds).
However, last week i read Eric Roch's blog(*) and he pointed at the Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) APIs. And the difference in complexity is striking; to me it looks like the SOAP API wins hands down. Are there any public APIs that prove the opposite?


* http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/the-soa-blog/is-woa-simpler-than-soa-26765
Posted by: eelcoh   Posted on: 08/25/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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I could not agree more. WOA is the route to SOA, and, along the way, we  DonnieBoy | 08/24/08
SOA harder to understand?  eelcoh | 08/25/08
SOA like features?  reamon@... | 08/25/08
Free your mind and go WOA!  Bjorg | 08/25/08
RE: WOA wins hands-down over SOA in popularity contest  Techknowledgie | 08/25/08
WOA is a substyle of SOA  reamon@... | 08/25/08
RE: WOA wins hands-down over SOA in popularity contest  Eleutherios | 08/25/08
WOA is a specific type of SOA apple -- WOA requires REST  reamon@... | 08/25/08
WOA "start small and expand"  francis.carden@... | 08/25/08
SOA != start big and go top-down  reamon@... | 08/25/08

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