Bonjour Eric
For those of you who read French, I came to the same (controversial)
conclusion on a real world case recently on XMLfr:
The problem is if you want to pass a bit more structure.
Yes, my example was easy enough. OTH, it's very often the case and then,
why would we use something more complex?
Bien sur! Absolutely, I agree. In fact, I used the document($url)
method before and it works great for simple GET transactions with
a flat list of arguments. But, as I said, the whole point here is
to allow me to play in the SOAP and "web services" game using
my favorite programming language, XSLT :-) That is what my
post:message extension is for. (It's not like I'm looking for
more work :-)
regards
-Gunther
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Gunther Schadow, M.D., Ph.D.
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Medical Information Scientist Regenstrief Institute for Health Care
Adjunct Assistant Professor Indiana University School of Medicine
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