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You're obviously (by your rate and believes) a newcomer to enterprise architecture ;) Distributed transactions are an anti-pattern even with WS-Transactions. An
by borisk 16y ago
You're obviously (by your rate and believes) a newcomer to enterprise architecture ;) Distributed transactions are an anti-pattern even with WS-Transactions. And business rules belong to the services themselves, not to the service infrastructure.
- terra_t 16y agoThat's the whole problem with REST; getting transactional semantics requires distributed transactions. In RPC you can do everything you have to do in a local transaction and package it as one RPC call. Fast and simple...
- wanderr 16y agoIf only SOAP wasn't the face of RPC to most people, you probably wouldn't get downvoted so hard. ;) SOAP is horrible but REST is worse. JSON-RPC is elegant and simple. I wish more people would use it.