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Sanjiva on 10 Years of SOAP

By Noah | June 24, 2010

I just noticed that in April, Sanjiva Weerawarana posted his own thoughts on 10 years of SOAP, with a somewhat more positive perspective than mine.  I also see that his posting predates mine, so it seems we each noted the anniversary independently.  For those who don’t know, Sanjiva has been one of the most important contributors to SOAP and Web Services, starting with the 1999 IBM prototype work described in his posting.  Worth reading.

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