When integrating with legacy systems, which API style is generally considered more compatible?
- Both RESTful and SOAP APIs
- Compatibility depends on the specific legacy system
- RESTful APIs
- SOAP APIs
SOAP APIs are often considered more compatible when integrating with legacy systems due to their strong adherence to standards and the extensive support for protocols like SOAP. RESTful APIs, while widely used, may face challenges in certain legacy environments that favor SOAP.
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