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That is a fair point but, anecdotally, I have run into this problem more often with XML APIs than with JSON.
by jugg1es 5y ago
That is a fair point but, anecdotally, I have run into this problem more often with XML APIs than with JSON.
- jugg1es 5y agoAfter some thought, the reason JSON is different is due to how XML schemas include types and if you are converting the OO classes to an XML schema, you are basically injecting inheritance/composition into the actual API call. That does not happen in JSON because you don't have types.