Something I failed to mention regarding using a webserver's built-in HTTP Authentication for the metaWeblog API is that the API isn't designed to be exposed in a particular way. If you choose to only use HTTP Authentication, then you lose transport independence, and you can't really expose it via SOAP. XML-RPC, even though not explicitly designed to be transport independent has none-the-less become so as we see XML-RPC over SMTP and XML-RPC over Jabber. I would really hate to lose transport independence for the sake of laziness.
Sunday, March 17, 2002
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I worked on this little thing called Blogger for over 5 years, some of them at Pyra, most of them at Google. Now I'm just a user. You can reach me via email at stevej _at_ pobox.com. I have a lengthy disclaimer available at Klondike 5-4385.
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