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Title : SOA-Reliability (SOA-Rity) for HTTP
Author(s) : Y. Goland
Filename : draft-goland-http-reliability-00.txt
Pages : 14
Date : 2005-11-8
SOAR-ity is intended to allow for "reliable" (this term is almost
always a misnomer) messaging over HTTP. It achieves this goal by
introducing two new request headers, Message-ID which provides a
unique ID for a message and MsgCreate which contains the date and
time on which the first instance of the message with the associated
Message-ID was sent. The purpose of the Message-ID/MsgCreate pair is
to allow any HTTP request (e.g. any HTTP method can be used) to be
repeated multiple times with a guarantee that the message will be
processed no more than one time. In essence it makes any HTTP method
call idempotent.
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