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This document compares REST and SOAP architectures for web services. REST uses HTTP requests and simple XML, while SOAP uses a complex XML format. REST has advantages of being lightweight, human readable, scalable, and not requiring additional tools. The key aspects of REST are that any HTTP client can communicate with any HTTP server using only the four main HTTP methods, without configuration. Overall, REST is presented as the more lightweight and preferable approach compared to SOAP for web services.
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- 1. EEDC Execution REST Vs SOAP, Why Use REST Environments for Architecture for Web Distributed Services? Computing European Master in Distributed Computing, EMDC Homework number: 2 Personal number: EEDC-71 Ioanna Tsalouchidou – ioannatsalouchidou@gmail.com 1
- 2. Web Services machine-to-machine communication SOAP - based HTTP - based 2
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