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Mark,The paper shows a pattern which we in the SOAP space have been using for a long time to avoid the ltiitaimons and brittleness associated with WebMethod and its kin. The fact that the authors used messages to explicitly decouple business and integration domains is a good thing, even for POX-based solutions.The hyperbole in the paper about being POST-REST made me "de-prest" because I believe it muddies rather than clarifies an already confusing situation.If you can pare this hyperbole and rampant meme-isms from the paper, then you see the pattern is not so different from those we'd use in Indigo (or indeed in certain WS transactions code :-)). Even the notion of using code + XStream metadata as a kind of contract is mirrored in WCF.So to the crux of the issue: I believe the authors did their work an injustice by coupling it to an ill-understood and completely pointless SOA versus REST-like argument. But the pattern, even if obfuscated, is sensible.Jim