Re: OO style Webservices or not
- From: "Joerg Jooss" <news-reply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 03 Aug 2005 13:33:54 -0700
Allan Ebdrup wrote:
> I just had a discussion with one of my fellow programmers.
> We have a class for doing some logging and sending an email, it has 5
> different scenarioes of loggin that are common enough to share a
> class and database tables. In the future there might be new
> scenarioes that require their own custom classes and database tables.
>
> Now we want to expose some of our logging class's methods as
> webservices (more a group of function calls called in one batch)
As Nick pointed out, Web Services (or any kind of distributed computing
model) should not be approached in a classic OO fashion.
I also wonder why on earth anybody would want to turn logging into a
Web Service -- this is probably one of the all time worst ideas I can
think of =:-O
Cheers,
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