Hi,
We have been thinking about (finally) doing interop in the DAIS WG
and I was looking through the ByteIO interop document and near the
beginning there is a statement:
ByteIO implementations that wish to participate in interoperability
tests MUST use the following binding:
o The Port Type MUST be bound to SOAP 1.1
o The binding MUST use the "document/literal" style.
In DAIS we have already hit the document/literal vs rpc/literal SOAP
binding. I was wondering whether there was a rationale for having
adopted document/literal rather than rpc/literal for the binding? or
was this a quick and easy decision to get the interop testing
underway?
Please let me/us know. Thanks in advance,
Mario
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