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<P><FONT FACE="Calibri">Martin Daly wrote:</FONT><BR>
<FONT FACE="Calibri">>> No, you didn't, simply nobody did answer my question ...<BR>
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> There are no client-side tests for any of the W*S specifications.<BR>
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> M<BR>
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Hi M,<BR>
good to see you are still alive. Where were you at the Stresa meeting, we missed you!<BR>
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I think that it would be attractive to be able to get some kind of certification of compliance for clients too. After all there are probably many more clients out there than servers.<BR>
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This also shows how server side focused we think. Maybe it also shows why we have trouble warming to understanding WADL but do understand WSDL. Its the server side that we flatter and the application side that we neglect.<BR>
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Regards, Arnulf.<BR>
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