Adam Bosworth is chief architect at BEA Systems and a key contributor to initial Web-services standards such as SOAP, is now holding forth on his own Weblog:
"So, to summarize, a Web Services Browser is a browser that can access information published as XML messages by services, let the user interact in a rich and graceful way with this information or these services, but can run well in terms of interaction whether the user is online or offline. "
Via Loosely Coupled. And added to our Web services links page (if you know of any similar Weblogs or resources we should add, let me know of go to the page and click on the "Add a resource" link on the right).
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