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Maintaining 'state' in your Services

Have you had to design/model/implement services that had to maintain 'state'? What circumstances led you to the decision you made? Were you able to maintain the loose coupling principle of your Service Oriented Architecture?

I've seen a couple of products geared for SOAs that expose stateful Web Services, but so far I have yet to come across anything that would be exposed as a stateful Service. I would like to get an idea of what others have come across and the solution(s) they architected.

Started: Monday, November 27, 2006

By: csturek

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Re: Maintaining 'state' in your Services

I would assume actually that services should be "Stateless". They maintain the state within themselves but when they give over the data to another service or another business process, they no longer hold the state of data.

I would love to know where you would like to see "stateful" services? a real life example?

Posted: Monday, December 04, 2006

By: adam_m12002

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Re: Maintaining 'state' in your Services

I am interested in knowing for what purpose a 'stateful' service was implemented. 

To clarify, I would consider a stateful Web Service one that exposes a SOAP Method which you first must call in order to receive a token.  You would then need to pass this token in all subsequent SOAP Method calls, thus 'preserving state'.

Posted: Monday, December 04, 2006

By: csturek

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