Jorge Vargas wrote: > [quotefest trimmed]
> I have to disagree WSDL is a great standard and SOAP is great for > transfering data from point a to point b. and it's very usefull for > giving an interface for people to use like all those web2.0 api's out > there. Well, unless you're dealing with some kind of multipoint communications architecture, SOAP isn't really much better than just firing plain XML documents over HTTP from A to B, although my preferred use-cases for SOAP don't involve the RPC style of messaging that most people think of when SOAP is mentioned, so I guess you could benefit from SOAP (plus WSDL) if you do really care about RPC. However, one thing CORBA has going for it is maturity: the basic standards aren't in flux, and there are a number of acceptable implementations out there. Paul -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
