WSRP and JSR168 Are Two Completely Different Things...
Posted by: FitzBlog,
on 10 Feb 2006 |
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WSRP, as I covered a few days ago, is an interoperability standard. It’s platform- and language-neutral. It’s all about requesting and transmitting chunks of HTML using SOAP. Today I’d like to weigh in on something usually uttered in the same breath as WSRP — namely, JSR168.
The fact that they’re uttered in the same breath is (a) a problem, and (b) no doubt fueled by some (not all) overzealous vendors who’d like you to believe you can’t...