RE: "Reliable" web services for Next Big Thing? (was RE: Agenda for 5 December WSA telcon)
"David Orchard" <[email protected]>
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<snip/> > > Can we just focus on "reliable messaging" (AFAIK, a guarantee that > a SOAP message will arrive either 0 or 1 times at its destination, > and the sender will be unambiguously informed which it was), or > is the larger architectural question of "reliability" something > we can dig into? > I think that a simple acknowledgement protocol in soap headers would be very useful and hit an 80/20 point. We've consistently heard from customers and partners that reliable messaging is very important to them. I support the discussion and architectural description of reliable messaging in this forum. And saying that reliable messaging protocols don't make sense is akin to saying that we don't need tcp as ip already exists. Cheers, Dave