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by darrelmiller
3381 days ago
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It makes it hard to take advantage of HTTP caches. There is also some redundancy because SOAP has headers and HTTP has headers. Which to use?
It also is handy to be able to make idempotent requests, especially over flakey networks. |
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Headers: Use the SOAP ones, you're just tunneling SOAP messages.
Idempotentcy requires the app to implement it that way. HTTP doesn't really help there.