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"Since then there has been a lot of movement on the web application front but none of those has resulted in an open protocol for more than one vendor (or open s
by smoyer 11y ago
"Since then there has been a lot of movement on the web application front but none of those has resulted in an open protocol for more than one vendor (or open source projects) to implement."
I know of several RFCs that are in the process of being created/approved that specifically detail protocols over REST/JSON. Probably the most impressive is the System for Cross-domain Identity Management (SCIM) [1].
In general I agree with the sentiment of the OP - that we should have more standardized protocols if HTTP is going to be the new TCP. I should also mention that HTML is a data specification for pages transported via HTTP, so there's definitely precedence.
[1] http://www.simplecloud.info/ http://www.simplecloud.info/