XML Web services technologies, specifically XML, SOAP and WSDL, are the W3C approved heirs to HTML and HTTP, the technologies that made the Web go boom. The salient point for non-programmers about XML Web services is that such systems are typically "loosely-coupled." For example, on the loosely-coupled World Wide Web, any Web browser can be pointed at any Web site. XML Web service systems including Muse.Net don't require calling ahead for reservations, but rather encourage spontaneous rendezvous and exchanges.
Tuesday, July 23
Muse.Net FAQ
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