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Web Services in 2008: to REST or not to REST?

Cesare Pautasso

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Abstract

about any specific architectures or technologies.• WS-* has strengths and weaknesses and will be highly suitable to some applications and positively terrible for others. Likewise with REST. • The decision of which to use depends entirely on the application requirements and constraints.• We hope this comparison will help you make the right choice.

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about any specific architectures or technologies.• WS-* has strengths and weaknesses and will be highly suitable to some applications and positively terrible for others. Likewise with REST. • The decision of which to use depends entirely on the application requirements and constraints.• We hope this comparison will help you make the right choice.

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about any specific architectures or technologies.• WS-* has strengths and weaknesses and will be highly suitable to some applications and positively terrible for others. Likewise with REST. • The decision of which to use depends entirely on the application requirements and constraints.• We hope this comparison will help you make the right choice.

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