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Sep 1, 2008 8:01 am |
GooGle released its [Protocol Buffers] project as Open Source. Binary serialization for RPC.
Dare Obasanjo notes that such things can make sense when you control both endpoints and can afford some tighter coupling. Saying it's a different ConText than Steve Vinoski's arguments against RPC (in favor of ReST).
Bill De Hora considers options for passing control messages among servers: he still thinks binary objects are a bad idea, even if you use an RPC model (1 of his 3 options is RPC, the others are ReST/HTTP and XMPP PubSub).
[De Witt Clinton] comments that ReST is really only good for documents and collections: RPC is not state exchange.
Bill Seitz, fluxent at gmail dot com, Weblog