Savas posted a good state-of-the-conversation post upon his return, so I’ll respond to it. I still hope to respond to his earlier response to a question of mine, in what will likely end up being a mini treatise on state and state references. But that’ll have to wait. I am now thinking that it is… Read More »
Oops, sorry for not participating but it seems that Yahoo had me pegged as a “soft bouncer”, and moreover, my notice of that change in status got caught in my spam folder. Doh! (link) [Mark Baker’s Bookmarks]
Jim Webber’s flattered that I included he and Savas in my list of highlights. No problem, you guys earned it. AFAIK, you two were the first self-described Web services proponents to be able to put the CORBA-like legacy completely behind you and go for a pure document exchange model; none of this hybrid document/RPC crappola.… Read More »
So I was thinking last night about how far – or not – we’d come in the whole “Web vs. Web services” debates. In one respect we’ve come a long way; you hardly ever hear the argument that “the Web requires humans!”. Many (but still not all) people remain indifferent about that; that the Web… Read More »
Ick, the JSF “form” tag only supports HTTP POST, not GET. Repeat after me, “URIs and GET are goodness”. It’s easy to work around (write your own HTML or a new tag), but still … (link) [Mark Baker’s Bookmarks]
Dumb, dumb, dumb. Atom is cool, but it’s not backwards compatible with RSS (though an RDF version would be, nudge nudge). (link) [Mark Baker’s Bookmarks]