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REST vs MEST

REST vs MEST. Why the Web should not be treated as a platform for large-scale, distributed applications. Savas Parastatidis @ HPTS 2005. The Web. Resource-orientation. REST. An architectural style A set of principles for building hypermedia applications. Web Services.

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REST vs MEST

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  1. REST vs MEST Why the Web should not be treated as a platform for large-scale, distributed applications Savas Parastatidis @ HPTS 2005

  2. The Web • Resource-orientation

  3. REST • An architectural style • A set of principles for building hypermedia applications

  4. Web Services • Focus on XML, SOAP, WS-* • Service-orientation? Not necessarily

  5. MEST • An architectural style • A name to existing practices • MEST is to service-orientation and Web Services what REST is to resource-orientation and the World Wide Web

  6. Constrained Service-Orientation • Plugin-semantics, protocol composability

  7. Declarative Distributed Computing • Models, representations of intention • Processes, knowledge representation, automated reasoning, policies, contracts, etc.

  8. SSDL • Contracts for Web Services

  9. Questions… • …and hopefully some answers

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