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How to mix interfaces and web services...
Imagine you need to implement a WS API to manage a variety of objects.
Each object shares a common protocol, like Fetch, Store, Validate, Publish...
but also may need to add object-specific methods.
So the problem is, what is an approach to enabling a client to deal with
a common interface to different objects in a generic way?
It seems that at least for ASP.NET, there's no help in identifying different
web service providers as adhering to a common contract (interface).
So perhaps the way to solve this is on the server, to implement the "interface"
and the "object identity" is a first parameter, which re-invokes the method
on a real interface of a real object.
Any additional thoughts or ideas are appreciated!
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