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Please spend a couple of minutes searching on SO first: http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=soap+vs+REST+vs+JSON+in+SOA.

John Saunders 2010-01-06 09:09:40

it doesn't satisfy me :( can you cater answer specifically...

Muhammad Adnan 2010-01-06 10:58:01

@Muhammad If you are unable to learn without a direct answer to your specific question, then you are in the wrong field. There are hundreds of questions on SO that address the subjects you raise.

Darrel Miller 2010-01-06 13:34:43

@Muhammad: The reasons to spend a little time searching are 1) You won't waste our time answering questions that have already been answered, and 2) You won't waste the time of those who come after you with reading the same question in different forms, and 3) You might actually learn how to learn, which is a powerful tool to have at your disposal.

John Saunders 2010-01-06 16:34:53

@Darrel Miller and @John Saunders,that would better if you reply the issues than advicing. As I as well have same question and I m not finding its correct answer.@Muhammad is not clear he is asking. If you dont want to reply you can leave but you should not try to be an adviser.

haansi 2010-07-01 07:54:01

@haansi: why should I not advise? You need not accept my advice, but I will advise whoever and however I choose. Thanks for explaining your downvote.

John Saunders 2010-07-01 10:45:17

Answer 2

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For 3 and 4:

I think that SOA should relay on SOAP (lots of security modes), REST and JSON is more for communicating to the clients (http security).

Clients -json and rest-> httpserver (i.e.: asp.net)--> SOAP --> your ESB.

At the end you can discover the services easily with SOAP, and is easier for developing, you do not have to fight with xmls.

Pablo Castilla 2010-02-10 11:18:26

Answer 3

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The main advantages of REST web services are:

* Lightweight – not a lot of extra xml markup
* Human Readable Results
* Easy to build – no toolkits required

SOAP also has some advantages:

* Easy to consume – sometimes
* Rigid – type checking, adheres to a contract
* Development tools

via SOAP vs. REST

Taranfx 2010-04-02 20:20:49

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