WSDL Development Made Easy

Tuesday, February 5. 2008

The folks at Google developed relax-ws. This extension of RelaxNG provides a simple way to create and maintain a WSDL, when you are doing WSDL-driven development. By writing your definition in an easy to read Java like meta language you can easily create a complex WSDL.

While this looks pretty nice it makes me think about the sense of WSDL. Isn't the need for such a meta language to create a WSDL proof enough that WSDL is totally over engineered?



Posted by Carsten Schlipf Filed under Java.
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    #1 guruz on 02/05/08 at 07:22 PM [Reply]
    *chill down and take a REST :-)
    #1.1 Carsten Schlipf on 02/06/08 at 09:51 AM [Reply]
    *You know, REST is not the answer to everything. REST was designed for accessing information systems in a resource centric way. SOAP in contrast was designed as RPC and SOAP is still better for pure RP calls, where no persistent resources are affected.

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