REST Support in HTTP BC?

Is REST (at least incoming) going to be supported by HTTPBC any time soon?
-Sam

HTTP BC was created to support SOAP over HTTP webservice calls. SOAP1.1 (I believe) only requires GET and PUT which is what is implemented by HTTP BC today. Other HTTP operations are not yet implemented.
While HTTP BC does support GET, that does not necessarily mean it supports read-only REST. For instance, there is still the issue of modelling resources at the HTTP BC endpoint and mapping those to service calls in some other service unit. Perhaps some WSDL to WSDL tooling support would be a first step.
- Jason

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