[clue-tech] Embedded Content on a Web Page

[Joseph A. Nagy, Jr.]

On Thu, Jan 06, 2005 at 04:04:02PM -0700, Matt Gushee wrote the following:
> Joseph A. Nagy, Jr. wrote:
> 
> >Personally I like XHTML and HTML 4.01 Strict as it really challenges me as 
> >a
> >designer. Granted I'm moving away from static web pages (or at least trying
> >to) and moving towards dynamic content using XML/SOAP.
> 
> Hmm ... just out of curiosity, how are you using SOAP for dynamic 
> content? I did something along those lines about 4 years ago. It sucked.
> I suspect that SOAP wasn't the right tool for that particular job, but 
> it could also have been that I wasn't a particularly good Java 
> programmer, nor very knowledgeable about enterprise Web architectures.

Um, well I'm not developing the interface, a friend is; although I'm about to
take over the project from him.
 
> I hope that doesn't sound like I'm trolling. True, I tend to be 
> anti-SOAP in general, but I'm still interested to know if someone is 
> doing something with SOAP that is actually cool, which I hope is the 
> case with your work.

Not at all. Granted one man's non troll is another man's -1 Troll. *nods*

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