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WSDL First Service Development

Craig , Tim , and Aaron have been having a nice discussion about WSDL first services development. The Perils of WSDL First Craig urges overkill, XmlSerializer sky is not falling A few thoughts on “The Perils of WSDL First” The Perils of WSDL First (Again) Craig remains jumpy about XmlSerializer and element order

Filed under: Web Service | On : 2006 Apr 20 | From: Steve Eichert - SOA |

Paging in Service Oriented Architectures

Could our Contracts also act as our Translators?

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