One small step for WS-Addressing, one giant step towards MEST

(not towards REST Mark πŸ™‚

One down, one to go πŸ™‚ The MEST folks (well, the two of us) can be happier today. The REST camp seems happy too.

So, Reference Properties are no more. Hurray!!!

Despite what Mark supports, I think that in the future is all going to be about SOAP and not HTTP. Jim has some comments on this. Granted, HTTP will still be widely used but applications will bind to SOAP and not to HTTP. Scalable and loosely-coupled applications would follow the MEST principles and not REST πŸ™‚ (just being in a happy/funny place now)

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