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last edited by BillSeitz on Jul 28, 2008 6:58 pm

Loosely can be defined as web content delivered to an [App Server] which processes it further, rather than just a browser which renders.

In the , see .

Key scenario I'd like to see: if I build a vertical productivity app, there's a way for me to integrate into 's horizontal apps (calendar, address book, etc.), so I don't have to build those (and so user sees lots of stuff integrated into one place).

Though maybe that less a web services issue than a synchronization ecology... (what's the difference?)

Some key :

List of public .

Wiki-based list

May17'2005 at [Info World] "executive briefing"

(Heh mainly came to meet f2f.)

Most of the speakers are vendors. "You need a service management layer to make things manageable."

Here's my other-extreme thought : taking the recent discussion of -s and putting into documents via tags/attributes, what if you didn't even deliver responses to requests as , but as that could just as easily being given to a browser, you just don't use the to paint it on a page? (Probably a bad idea because with at-all-complicated data model, the won't be structured like layers of data structures, but rather as little tables that don't relate to each other. Still...)

I'm a little skeptical as to whether specific semantics are consistent even across groups within a single , much less across borders. Ergo the attitude that stuff like eliminates human conversation seems ridiculous to me.

But I do agree there's a big issue of failure/exception handling, esp when trying to call multiple thinly-related services from a single user action. One big question might be whether that needs to all happen synchronously, or whether maybe some bits happen synchronously, and others are pushed out as messages which don't need a confirmation (that goes back to the user).

of sounds like [John Lithgow].

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