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REST is the newer and becoming more popular way of doing web services instead of SOAP. Will definitely improve functionality of the product and supporting newer technologies will improve product marketability.
I would like to see it work in a similar way as SOAP does, so you would invoke a web service in a similar way to the following,
https://<si_dns_name>:<rest_port>/?service=<web_service_name>
What is your industry? | Financial Markets |
How will this idea be used?
Will provide a new capability for the application and our team which can be offered to internal and external parties |
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