Huh? You are advocating the code first approach? That's like writing a
bunch of programs and then designing a database to fit what you wrote.
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Todd Allen
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Ugh right back. That sounds much more Hammer and Chisel-ish. Clang,
Clang :-)
Why not write business logic first and auto-generate WSDL on the fly ?
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Generated WSDL and XML?
That sounds like the code first approach. Ugh. Always use the contract
first approach where you create the WDL and schemas and generate the code
stubs from that.
Thanks,
Todd Allen
EDPS
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