Where's the simplicity in Web services?

Heading for the other side: While many of us may have wished XML and Web Services would just go away, there appears to have been such a huge committment of resources by industry to the idea of XML based web services, that it appears we are at a point of no return. We are going through the swamp rather than backing out of it.

I think Tim Bray is correctly hoping that some reasonable distillations will appear out of all the 'noise'.; Posted by: Peter Komisar Posted on: 10/05/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Hardly a surprise tero_t_vaananen@... | 10/05/04

Drink the Koolaid Roger Ramjet | 10/05/04

Did you leave any? seosamh_z | 10/05/04

Wait a minute rapson | 10/05/04

But seosamh_z | 10/05/04

Heading for the other side Peter Komisar | 10/05/04

Why? seosamh_z | 10/05/04

New technology??? jorwell | 10/06/04

Let Me Calculate This ParadigmOdyssey | 10/05/04

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